Matt Davies for October 05, 2022

It is long past time to stop using the common wealth of the nation to support indefensible construction in zones known to be at severe risk of devastating natural and human activity enhanced weather phenomena. If you build your house on a sand spit, it should be wholly your problem if/When it washes out to sea.

Florida is basically a huge sandbar in the Caribbean in the most vulnerable hurricane zone. Sure is nice for a hillbilly holiday but no way it is a good place to live, unless you are a mosquito.

yep it is up to the tax payers to bail them out again, hey they just have to have their morning coffee on the deck looking out on the 87 degree gulf of Mexico, beautiful ain’t it?

I second that motion and add those fools that build in serious fire and flood zones!

Now do wetlands

Privilege.

I was under the impression that you cannot rebuild a house on a flood zone after it’s been destroyed time and time again!!

A lot of money is made marketing and selling real estate on sand bars along the coast of Florida. Counties make a lot of money taxing homeowners that build on those sandbars. Not much is going to change.

Truth here

A campaign donation in the right place will get you any zoning you want. We have the best government that money can buy.