Does a mega-yacht who fuels in Lauderdale and fills their freezers so they buy nothing in Bahamas contribute to local economy? Should they be charged more than me when I run my center console over from Florida for a week in Abaco, spending money every day at local marinas, hotels, grocery stores?? Perhaps LG Councils should be allowed to follow the New England model of Harbor Masters, who collect mooring fees and provide secure moorings, navigation aids, solid waste collection, potable water. A portion of the local fee could then be shared with national revenue. Each LG can then determine their level of participation and fee structure.
FlyingFin says...
Does a mega-yacht who fuels in Lauderdale and fills their freezers so they buy nothing in Bahamas contribute to local economy? Should they be charged more than me when I run my center console over from Florida for a week in Abaco, spending money every day at local marinas, hotels, grocery stores??
Perhaps LG Councils should be allowed to follow the New England model of Harbor Masters, who collect mooring fees and provide secure moorings, navigation aids, solid waste collection, potable water. A portion of the local fee could then be shared with national revenue. Each LG can then determine their level of participation and fee structure.
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