Seems funny to me. I owned property from 1979-1995 as a hunting lease we never had to to deal with these kind of issuse's from week to week. If landowners don't get control of the gate it's all down hill from here.

How did the meeting go on Saturday...

Not to long ago ATV's in Florida came with a Fl title, with this you could get a tag for beach riding.

In the near future all persons riding, hiking or just camping will be required to purchase a managemnt stamp just like the hunters have always had to do.

New keys would help. But it's just a matter of time before some landowner who doesn't care about the big picture on preserving this property as a great place to ride and camp makes copies of his or her keys to sell or just give out to friends. Controlling access remains up to the individual landowners. They must limit the number guest and stand firm on tailgaters trying to get thru the gate with no key or proof of ownership. I've been down there on weekends and observed the gate left open for anyone to come in. This is the same type of behavior that wrecked this lease when it was strickly for hunting.

Can anyone come down, or is it open to land owners only.

Just curious, who lets all these riders into Surburban Estates. Does someone leave the gate open or just sit there and let whoever shows up come in. Is there any commettee wacthing over the property or is up to the landowners to control. When I owned property in there years ago it was strickly enforced as a hunting lease. that meant you didnt come in unless you had a key and proof of ownership. That cut out the duplicate keys. Landowners guest we invited but not the droves that I see coming in. What happens in the event of an accident. If it happened on someones property they could be held liable.