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Town of North Redington Beach News

April 15, 2011

Officials Concerned Over State Proposals

Much of the Town Commission’s regular April meeting was devoted to concerns over legislative proposals in the state capital that Mayor Bill Queen said could have seriously damaging impact on the community. Leading the pack is a proposal that would outlaw local regulations that set minimum time periods for rentals in residential neighborhoods. For example, in North Redington Beach no property in a residential zone can be leased for less than three months. The mayor said the state proposal poses a risk to neighborhood tranquility. Other concerns centered on the removal of funds for beach renourishment and a proposal to fold the state’s tourist agency into a new “jobs” department. Both are considered threats to the tourism business which is the lifeblood of many beach communities. Legislators have been contacted about the town’s concerns.

Crosswalks Improved

New lights and curb cuts have been installed by state workers to improve crosswalks in town. The commission noted that the changes will make it easier for motorists to recognize the flashing beacons that indicate someone is crossing and will make access to the walks easier. There is still concern about pedestrians who ignore the crossings or who fail to activate the warning lights before entering the walk.

Parking Fines Increased

Parking violations will now cost more in town. The commission took final steps to raise the fine from $15 to $25 at its regular April meeting. The higher rate corresponds to that in neighboring beach communities.

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