So although the in-this-case worthless City Manager McLaughlin has opted to ask the City Commission to give greedy Robert Spottswood an easement to Dinghy Beach - she has overlooked that Florida State laws DEMAND public access to public waterfront property.

Let's get a few more signatures for a full 1000 to encourage the Commission to follow the laws of the state of Florida set up to benefit the public, not a greedy local developer sponsored by Key West's City Manager McLaughlin - please forward to someone who hasn't signed on to save this public beach for the public.