That is how it starts. Then they introduce a "permit" that only costs $35.00 / year. It is for the greater good, you know, to keep it 'fair' for everyone. Then they start policing the waterways and ticket boats with out of date permits. It's $200 + fees. It's only fair to the people who have paid on time. Then because of it's great success the permit fees increase to $150/year and the late fee to $500.....because it is only fair.
I left Cape Commie in 1991 and never looked back
control control control....then....money grab money grab money grab. Watch and see
That is how it starts. Then they introduce a "permit" that only costs $35.00 / year. It is for the greater good, you know, to keep it 'fair' for everyone. Then they start policing the waterways and ticket boats with out of date permits. It's $200 + fees. It's only fair to the people who have paid on time. Then because of it's great success the permit fees increase to $150/year and the late fee to $500.....because it is only fair.
If you ain't got the money why would you live there in the first place?
@@daveassanowicz186 The whole idea is to nip it in the bud to prevent it from becoming too expensive. The stuff just creeps up.
@@gglen2141 if by Nip it in the Bud you mean Nuke Florida from high orbit, I concure
I was looking at a home in Cape Coral but seeing this and other things maybe not
Sounds to me like the state wants to make some more money by adding a new tax to the waters
Sum Thing