Sylvester Stallone wants to move forward with plans to build an underwater barrier near his Palm Beach home. Even if neighbors in his wealthy waterfront community are angry.
Stallone, 78, reportedly plans to build an algae barrier on the Intracoastal Waterway with his $35 million mansion. The Palm Beach Post
What appears to be billed as a necessary environmental project to keep debris and algae out of waterways “The overall objective of the project is to discourage boaters” from approaching the property. A public announcement from the Royal Thai Army stated Seaweed is a secondary concern.
Neighbors were reportedly blindsided by a request for proposals from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. It states that they have until 5:00 PM on Christmas Day to express their opinions on Stallone’s project. According to the store report
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Sylvester Stallone and his wife, Jennifer Flavin, wanted to build an underwater barrier near their home in Palm Beach, Florida. (Mireya Acierto/Getty Images for amfAR)
The “Rocky” actor’s application also includes a request to lease state land due to the location of the state-owned obstruction, according to records.
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“He bought a beautiful property,” Stallone’s neighbor Bradford Gary told the outlet. Ready to call this house a “The Most Beautiful Home in the West Indies” in the North End “I understand why you want to protect it. But you cannot gamble your rights and think you own the water.”
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A representative for Stallone did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
In 2021, Stallone is confirmed to be a sprawling buyer. $35 million house It sits on approximately 1.5 lakefront acres, facing over 250 feet of beach with a dock.
Total usable area It includes the main house, a guest house and a pool pavilion near the keyhole-shaped swimming pool in the backyard. There is more than 13,000 square feet of space between the main and break areas. The property has 7 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms.
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Records show the barrier application was submitted in January 2023, with the Army receiving plans in August. A month-long public comment period began on Oct. 10. On the 24th, one question was submitted regarding the dugong entanglement. and the impact of the proposed project on seagrass.
Sylvester Stallone and Jennifer Flavin have been married for 27 years. (Amy Sussman)
“The Corps is reviewing the project objectives to determine whether using the barriers for the purpose of deterring boaters on public waterways is permissible,” an Army spokesperson said, according to The Palm Beach Post.
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For resident Susan Gary and husband Bradford, a public comment period was recently received in the mail. And long after the window was closed for them to raise their concerns.
“Usually when your neighbor does something, We’ll meet in Palm Beach. They often call,” Gary said. “Many neighbors are concerned.”
last year Stallone talks about his decision to move to the East Coast after building a career and family in Los Angeles. In the opening scene of his Netflix documentary “Sly,” Stallone talks about his decision to move. saying it was beneficial to his creativity.
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“I don’t move because, ‘Oh wow, I want another beautiful view.’ Every time you shift the paradigm that you’re used to, That process has to be truly started again,” he explains.
Flavin also noted that change is a key factor in immigration. without worrying about the crime rate Expressed by some famous people
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“There is crime everywhere. In Florida there is crime too. So I don’t move anywhere because of crime. You can find it everywhere you look. Even in small towns,” said the mother of three.
“I think California is probably the most beautiful state in the United States. I love it, but I just want a change. I feel like I’ve been there long enough. And life is short So I want to change And not just sit in one house for the rest of my life.”
