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Monday, November 4, 2019

37 Parking Spots in Latest Revised Conceptual Plan for Perdido Key Public Beach Access #4

The latest conceptual plan for our next public beach access in Perdido Key is shown above.  Highlights include ADA accessibility, Fire/EMS/Lifeguard accessibility, 37 parking spots, and 300' of Gulf Front Beach for the Public to enjoy!

The latest conceptual drawing for our newest public beach access point for Escambia citizens has been created and submitted to the natural resources department.  It contains 37 parking spaces and will provide access to first responders in the event that water rescues are needed.  The site  will also be developed in an environmentally friendly manner, allowing us to be good custodians of the resource, providing necessary habitat for several endangered species.

After speaking with staff about this project, it appears as if the month of November will be consumed with taking this plan through the county's Development Review Committee Process.  After that, according to staff, a development order could be issued sometime in mid to late December.  According to staff:

"The following are the key steps to initiate the project:
  • Completion of approval process through Escambia County Development Review Committee
  • Completion of permitting through Florida Department of Environmental Protection (CCCL permit)
  • Completion of permitting through Florida Department of Transportation (Driveway permit)
  • Receive probable cost to construct from the Engineer of Record
  • Board of County Commissioners to provide a funding source for construction
  • Resolution of any legal challenges
  • Bid for construction
  • Actual construction"

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Anonymous said...

Boy he has some dumb bootlickers. See the latest post? See how he says we were sued, yes no kidding by Seafarer and he was involved. How much more liability will he bring to the BOCC. Then he tries to misdirect making it look like the newest letter holds weight. Red Herring trying to get donations and gifts from zombies and benefactors. He must really want to get that stretch of beach for his own use on taxpayers dime. Self serving no doubt. Don't let him get away with his lies.

November 29, 2019 at 11:48 PM

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