Connor Glendinning commented on The Coastal Star's blog post Ocean Ridge: Homeowners say town harmed property rights
"For all this talk about the dune, our former commissioner adds no environmental perspective on the differences, if any, in protection between the dune and seawalls. Of course, I would advocate for protecting the dune because it's more attractive,…"
Jun 2, 2023
Connor Glendinning commented on Mary Kate Leming's blog post Ocean Ridge: Town manager Tracey Stevens leaving for job in Haverhill
"@PJ, I have read nothing that suggests the use of "reply all" is in and of itself a violation of Florida's Sunshine Law. I think that determining whether an email reply constitutes a violation requires a contextual inquiry beyond the facts kown to…"
Jul 25, 2022
Connor Glendinning commented on Mary Kate Leming's blog post Ocean Ridge: Town manager Tracey Stevens leaving for job in Haverhill
"Janet, I have found nothing to substantiate your claim that using "reply all" is in and of itself a violation of § 286.011, Fla. Stat. (2021). If you are going to spread rumors of legal impropriety, you might cite the sources of your suspicions."
Jul 21, 2022
Connor Glendinning commented on The Coastal Star's blog post Manalapan: New commissioner isn’t just new to politics, she’s new to town
"Hobart seems to have woken up on the wrong side of the bed. Welcome to the barrier island Aileen! Thank you for volunteering to serve Manalapan."
Apr 2, 2022
Connor Glendinning replied to Mary Kate Leming's discussion Letter to the Editor: Hudson Avenue residents unreasonably incensed
"It would seem to me that the safety of the houses greatly increases with the presence of the seawall. Many of Manlapan's oceanfront homes have robust seawalls and have been there for decades. However, I am not an engineer, so it may be a good idea…"
Mar 22, 2021
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Mar 19, 2021
Connor Glendinning replied to Mary Kate Leming's discussion Letter to the Editor: Hudson Avenue residents unreasonably incensed
"The dune was heavily damaged in front of those houses, and the beach was significantly impacted by successive storms. Groins nearby probably don't help either. The Florida DEP determined the properties to be at risk of collapse, so building seawalls…"
Feb 10, 2021