Posted in Politics

Throwing Stones

   May 27, 2008

The Santa Rosa Island Authority allowed developers to build huge highrise condominiums in the core commercial and entertainment area of Pensacola Beach. Now the owners are upset that the bands are playing too loud at the night clubs. We see the same complaints in downtown Pensacola.

Mixed use means mixed use. Homeowners/condo owners shouldn’t be given priority. Imagine the French Quarter telling the Bourbon Street bars that they need to turn down the volume.

Read Pensacola Beach could turn down the sound

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