Beach Clubs

There are various areas in North Carolina who arerequiring that Beach Clubs can only exist on commercially zoned property. Beach clubs have been allowed to exist in the past with an exception made. People are complaining that Beach Clubs in residential areas will affect their right to privacy and severely affect the flow of traffic. The Beach Clubs will be roudy and noisey and impedeon the residential nature of the area. When the land and residence was purchased for a beach club house, no rules existed about beach clubs being restricted to Now who is pulling who's leg and which pot is calling the kettle black is what I want to know? What can the home buyer and property owner do to insure that her or she ends up with the amenities that are being advertised? The developer has a loop hole. The community has a loop hole. The new resident is left stuck with a bill of goods without all of the goods. Has anyone had any experience with this situation? Try to establish who might have made a mistake or where the communications breakdown occured. If you do, you caught in the perverbial loop and trap of govenrmentality and legalese. Oh, and also the endless shuffle of paperwork.

Jim Horn
Bolivia, NC