Hurricane Milton Pushed The Beach Up On To The Road Bonita Springs
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Thanks for all the updates during these storms , you have the best coverage on bonita beach and ft myers beach 💯💯💯
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I feel just terrible knowing that these Millionaire Bonita Beach residents have less beach and sand on their grass. Lol
Yup I understand
You can be sure this was a dream for those that built there. They worked damn hard to be there, no one handed this to most of them.
@@sharonlynn609"worked hard" means they flipped some investments. These people all have 3 rd and 4th homes so nobody should have any sympathy for them. They all are Republicans who want to crush the state run insurance so they pay less for property taxes.
@@Plutogalaxywrong I lived there for 12 years. Never met an insurance agent, CEO or any other person that had anything to do with insurance that lived there. They were all hard working people when I lived there. One of the nicest communities I ever lived in. Unless you lived there you don’t know what you’re talking about.
It’s normal to have sand there - what is NOT normal is having all those houses invading the beach 🏖️!!!
Good point!
Why not. It's land. People build houses on land forever. They're not invading anything.
@@robertfleischmann1688 I agree, lots of people vocal about the buildings on the barrier islands. Surprises me. I hope you subscribed.
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You’re right it looks like snow
I think about it every day when I'm out driving. They are moving pretty quickly to get it cleaned up, though. Thanks so much for watching. Hope you subscribed to our channel.
The new homes with the elevated pools were smart. Some of the newer homes built pools that were on the ground level that will need a ton of work.
This true.
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I used to vacation there and watch those big beautiful houses being built
They are beautiful. I'm sure amazing on the inside. Thanks for watching, I hope you subscribed to our channel.
I lived on the gulf coast 35 years and never seen it this bad. Talk about beach front property.
I've been here for 20 and I haven't seen it this bad either. And I'm very concerned with what where my house is located. Hope you subscribed and our sharing our videos
00:03:50 The little wall seams to slow down the sand?😊
No not really keeps sand on your lot.
@@removeitprosdemolition * Your videos show what happens with various yard features. 🫠
What kind of drone are you using ? how far are you from the drone ?
DjI mini three range is miles
Looks like Tahoe mid winter with 4-5' snow berms along the side of the road. Crazy.
What are you talking about, Floridians love it!
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Where can I find your overnight footage from cameras you took down day after Milton?
They were too dark to use.
As someone from The Netherlands, I find it strange people are living so close to an ocean. We have dunes and dikes of 30 to 100 feet with even close to 200 feet dune.
And we regularly have to extend the beach each year because we encounter storms as well.
We never build just e few feet above seelevel before the dikes and dunes.
Yeah, I don't know who started it this way, but that's the way they're doing it in.They're going to put that beach sand back, and it should be just fine. On Fort Myers Beach, if you look at those sea walls, there's nothing wrong with that beach being at that level, I think it's fine. I think it'll actually be it'd be better for us, so if there's not a crazy storm coming through, it'll talk back the the surge
@@removeitprosdemolition you can bet, a crazy storm will arrive. Maybe even sooner than you think. There are potential storms possibly heading to Florida.
You will not be able to find a plumber, electrician, or landscape guy for years...they will all be busy for a long time with this cleanup
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Truth. Ask me how I know…..(I live here).
We’ve dealt with major storm damage a lot over the last few years. But I’ve never seen sand dumped inland like this, in all my 40+ years here.
Those houses may look fine but anything on ground level gets wet and the sand is everywhere. Because the beach shrank they are now subject to surge and more issues even in a strong westerly wind. Does this eventually affect the integrity of the house because salt water is a strong corrosive force?
It is definitely a lot of cleanup. Price to pay for living in Paradise. Thanks for watching, I hope you subscribed to our channel.
Question: does the tide come in on the beach to those beautiful homes & will they flood from tide coming in?? Thx for your videos! 👍
I don't think they'll have to deal with the tide. The elevation there changes significantly. You can't leave from the ocean. It's very deep there compared to Fort Myers Beach. It's about 10 foot, deep, very close to the shore. In this area on Fort Myers Beach, you can walk out. It's sometimes 200 feet and still be just in waiting up. Waist high water.
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You know im always seeing beaches where they truck sand in, this is a win win
It is a definite win. Thanks for watching, I hope you subscribed to our channel.
The only good news is the sand in the yard actually looks kinda nice
It really looks like snow, and it is pretty looking. Thanks for watching
Maybe its time they invest in city snowblowers those suckers will make short work of removal and will fill trucks faster because they drive in a line . all you require is a few front end loaders detach the bucket connect the blower and go for it . because its sand not snow the blower can go through it easier .
Stop building on barrier islands...
Might work.
Why are they not putting the sand right back on Bonita beach?
You and I think that exactly the same, I don't know, it's some sort of a money, grab, i'm sure they've got to clean it before they put it back is what i've been told.
Did bonita springs go through beach refurbishing. On longboat key,,,they spent 10 yesrs and hundreds of millions of dollars referbishing the beach. Where referbishung was NOT done,,,,they did not get the sand surge.
I honestly don't know about the refurbishing. I do know at the very end of this strand of beach. They've had problems with the sand shifting over and closing out the inlet, and I know they've done work on that.I just don't know if they've done work on the whole beach or not.
You know I was just wondering about that. St Andrew's Island has been in the midst of "refurbishment," starting approx 10 yrs back. The inlet was being dug out and supposedly dunes restored while deepening waterway. When Michael came through, the beaches were decimated. The once long wide slight slope to the water is now a cliff leaving about 10 ft of beach in low tide. I'm just a frequent tourist for 40 yrs, but the drastic topography changes seem only since these "refurbishment," projects started.
Brilliant??
We've got dunes in The Panhandle, seems once you cross the time zone into lib Florida people are completely disconnected from nature.
So glad to live in Navarre and not have that going on.
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Sand replenishment will be incredibly expensive
Especially the way they are doing it. Hopefully you like our videos and subscribe to our channel, and maybe we share it with someone
Now that’s what I call beach houses.
You got that right.There's beach all the way around the houses, hopefully you subscribed
Why are they making a huge pile of sand instead of just putting it back onto the closest beach from where they cleared it from?
Amen my question exactly
@removeitprosdemolition they said they're going to clean it
We have seriously thinking about starting another equipment rental company in the lee county area.We are up in NY state now but vacation in The Fort Myers area 2 months a year.And after seeing these videos looks like there might be a market for it
For sure
At least it is recoverable. I guess
Yeah, it's just a really big mess to clean up and expensive, because they're going to take it down the street, clean it and bring it back back instead of just putting it back on the beach.
Images of China and now Vietnam building entire islands out of sand is incredible. Certainly the Army Corps can engineer something similar to create a barrier or berm. Have Ukraine pay for it.
Are you&i or Mexico is going to pay for that? 😢😢
I hear you.
Sounds like they need to build the beaches out 500 ft.
Sounds like only animals should be living on islands that get regular hurricanes in toxic hot red tide waters.
@@Suds. It’s best to dredge up all that sand in the ocean and put it on the beach. A few months work and millions of dollars and the beach will be good for years. The beach needs to be 500 ft, that way the sand stays on the beach during storms. Sand dredging and beach nourishment need to become a full time operation in Florida.
@@Suds. Most of these people are not ultra wealthy. These people spent their lives going to work everyday, saving, investing and living frugally. Now, most are retiring and they want a place to share with their kids and grandkids.
Wow
Ouch
Why build near a beach? I am confused?
It's even worse considering it's a barrier island.
Because it's paradise here.That's why, in ninety eight percent of the time, it's not a problem.
This hasn’t happened along here for 40 years.
@@removeitprosdemolitionhardly paradise it’s a toxic mess and worse than many third world countries in many places now plus everywhere has high heat, high humidity, huge bugs, mosquitos, constant hurricanes, alligators, women’s healthcare is abhorrent, they ban books and weed isn’t even legal. Good luck of Trump wins and he gets rid of FEMA and National Hurricane center.
wish i was working with you guys….be well…Bob
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@@removeitprosdemolition yes i do lol
None that should be built up. God put it there to protect the inland’s,
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That’s great news about the sand. Now they won’t have to dredge and pump sand onto the beach, hooray!
Pretty sure they will have to dredge in some places, but not to put any sand on the beaches. Thanks for watching
Why don't they wait until the hurricane season is over.
Good point.
Why not plow the sand right back onto the beach?
I agree.Why don't they put it right back on the beach.
Over 50% of Florida's 845 mile coast line was categorized as being in a state of "critical erosion" BEFORE Helene and Milton, which scoured the entire Gulf coast. Over the five year period of 2019-2024, the State of Florida was slated to spend over $500 million on beach re-nourishment projects. At what point do the taxpayers start bulking at spending enormous and rapidly growing amounts of money to move sand? At what point does the increasing rate of erosion out pace the capabilities of the State of Florida and the Army Corp of Engineers?
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Look like Dubai
Please explain
Having houses on a beach like this should be illegal, it is an ecological disaster and is destroys every aspect of the marine and ocean life.
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Time to move the trailer honey
Wow nice 80 person House. I say again *"need a Shearwater"* #shearwater_boats *NOT* a breakwater as they actually build everywhere as water has to literally be sheared apart in order to "break" the bind is that strong and yes there is a difference. As for putting homes where they should be having public access let alone no building in the first instance as these are "barrier islands" well nothing says human like they love an engineering challenge but yes if you look at a European Medieval Castle with a moat around it that is a shearwater but of course designed to make the Sea of Humanity go around that but yes in my view anyways having the water pass through is exactly the wrong answer if looked at strictly from an engineering point of view. "Forcing the water to go up" will push it back out into the Ocean but of course everyone has to have road too soooooo...😊😊
Hope they dump the sand back on the beach instead of moving it to somewhere else inland.
Yes, they will be dumping it back on the beach.They're going to clean it first and then put it back on the beach.Hopefully you subscribed, and I'll see you on the next video
They are for sure much more Storms in the future, we are Germans and loved Our jurneys to CC rent a House and Boat in May for several Years in the row, got a cupple of Friends... But with Ian everthing is not like before and now a nother two worse Storms, we thought to come once again next year, but the beauty is lost. We are just came back from the seychelles... This is a Paradies, but Florida is going to Lose IT, with every Hurrikan a little bit more, the Problem is the dense development near the shore, even Our Island AT the Northcoast being washed away step by step....... Thanks foryour work to rescue a lost Paradise
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Who is paying for the sand hauling?
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