A hotel owner in Indian Shores is desperate for solutions after she said the county dumped a big pile of sand in front of her hotel. It's now obstructing the beachfront view, and she's worried it'll put her out of business.
PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) — Pinellas County said it has finished work on a sand dune that a business owner said was too large and harming her business by blocking the view. The county said the new dunes replace critical sand lost during Hurricane Idalia. But many neighbors regret signing the paper that allowed them […]
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INDIAN SHORES — Beach renourishment is a sort of give-and-take between humans and nature. Humans pump sand onto the beach; waves wash it away, little by little, until a storm takes a lot at once. The idea is that, when a storm does hit, the berm of sand will be enough to protect the homes and public infrastructure inland. For the first time in nearly three years, officials from the U.S. Army .