Florida officials, under Governor Ron DeSantis' administration, are facing public opposition to their plans to construct golf courses and other recreational facilities within state parks.
The proposal includes the development of two 18-hole and one 9-hole golf courses at Jonathan Dickinson State Park, among other locations. Critics are concerned about the environmental impact and the loss of natural spaces, highlighting that the construction would require the removal of existing park features such as a boardwalk and observation tower, and the relocation of park staff residences and visitor cabins.
Senators are urging for a more inclusive public consultation process to gauge Floridians' opinions on the matter, emphasizing the importance of preserving the state's natural heritage.
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Senators want public to have say on golf courses at Florida parks
Ron DeSantis to allow Floridians to have their ... that will allow golf courses, pickleball courts and hotels to be built on land that is part of Florida’s state parks. The senators are encouraging the state to also have substantial public comment ...
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