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How do you keep apprised of the issues facing the Beach?

Are you prepared to take action on any issues that concern you?


How do you get your
voice heard?

Do you share any of these common concerns of Beach stakeholders:

Taxation of Leasehold Improvements and Land
Hurricane Evacuation and Re-Entry
SRIA vs. County Administration
Controlled Development of a Barrier Island
Protection of the Island Environment
Preserving the Sense of Community that comes with our Neighborhoods, Churches and the Beach School
 

NOTICE OF PBA MEETING

Thursday, January 28th at 6 pm
Beach Community Church Fellowship Hall


2 Topics on Agenda: Review of Master Plan Options and Discussion of Tax Litigation with Attorney Danny Kepner.

The purpose of Pensacola Beach Advocates, Inc. (PBA) is to educate and inform leaseholders, public officials and other interested parties about matters affecting the controlled development of our community and to protect the public lands of Pensacola Beach for the benefit of its leaseholders and for all the citizens of Escambia County and beyond.

PBA will act as a voice of the stakeholders on the Island. Members will be kept apprised of current issues facing the Beach through the PBA web site, viewpoints presented in the local media, occasional meetings and an e-mail network. While representing the majority view of its members (as determined by periodic polls and meetings), the PBA recognizes that some issues are complex and there are many valid points of view that need to be respected.
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STEERING COMMITTEE ASKS FOR MORE

The Steering Committee met on Jan. 12th to go over the details of conceptual ideas presented by the planning firm, EDSA. The 3 preliminary concepts are found on pages 33 thru 44 in the document accessible in the first link below. It is interesting to note that each concept developed by the consultant redirects traffic and includes a parking garage. The committee asked for another meeting with consultants in attendance to discuss other options that might not involve a parking garage or that would locate a garage at the site of the current SRIA building. The next meeting of the Steering Committee is February 2nd.
Master Plan Conceptual Ideas (PDF file) 
PBA Comments from Oct. public meeting (PDF file) 


Photography courtesy of Barrier Island Girl Blog

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