Wateraccess
08-21-2005, 08:41 PM
This Action Alert was issued through the Florida Recreation Action Network by Standing Watch.
For more information regarding Standing Watch, please visit. http://www.standing-watch.org
Please help support this public access issue campaign across all recreational user groups.
Because there is strength in numbers and your favorite outdoor recreation interest might be next to need collateral support. Stand together or hang divided.
URGENT ! Time Sensitive
STANDING WATCH ACTION ALERT
Posted: Friday, August 19, 2005
Subject:
INCREASE WATER ACCESS, ELIMINATE OR EXPAND THE 40:1 RATIO
The Governor and Cabinet will be voting next week (TUESDAY, August 23) on an access issue of importance to all waterway users. They will vote whether to change the Department of Environmental Protection's "18-21" Rule, which regulates how many boat slips can be built, and how much submerged land can be "pre-empted" by docks and boats. This applies primarily to multiple unit residential construction.
To quickly, easily and almost effortlessly take Action and for more information on this issue, please visit the Online Campaign web page on the Florida Recreation Action Network.
CLICK ON THIS URL TO TAKE ACTION NOW.
http://capwiz.com/fran/utr/2/?a=7953736&i=1234
If your email program does not recognize the URL as a link,
copy the entire URL and paste it into your Web browser.
Florida Recreation Action Network (FRAN)
E-mail: info@f-r-a-n.org
Web: http://www.f-r-a-n.org
For more information regarding Standing Watch, please visit. http://www.standing-watch.org
Please help support this public access issue campaign across all recreational user groups.
Because there is strength in numbers and your favorite outdoor recreation interest might be next to need collateral support. Stand together or hang divided.
URGENT ! Time Sensitive
STANDING WATCH ACTION ALERT
Posted: Friday, August 19, 2005
Subject:
INCREASE WATER ACCESS, ELIMINATE OR EXPAND THE 40:1 RATIO
The Governor and Cabinet will be voting next week (TUESDAY, August 23) on an access issue of importance to all waterway users. They will vote whether to change the Department of Environmental Protection's "18-21" Rule, which regulates how many boat slips can be built, and how much submerged land can be "pre-empted" by docks and boats. This applies primarily to multiple unit residential construction.
To quickly, easily and almost effortlessly take Action and for more information on this issue, please visit the Online Campaign web page on the Florida Recreation Action Network.
CLICK ON THIS URL TO TAKE ACTION NOW.
http://capwiz.com/fran/utr/2/?a=7953736&i=1234
If your email program does not recognize the URL as a link,
copy the entire URL and paste it into your Web browser.
Florida Recreation Action Network (FRAN)
E-mail: info@f-r-a-n.org
Web: http://www.f-r-a-n.org