things at the beach

ladybugnessa
on 6/10/09 5:01 am - Owings Mills, MD

On June 10, 2009 at 11:54 AM Pacific Time, Gail K. wrote:

I don't think there is a bathroom. We pee in the ocean...ssshhh! We go poopie before we go to the beach. It is so close if you need to go back to the house it really is not a problem. I wish I knew where to get one of those permits.

does this help:

How do I obtain a parking permit?
	Parking permits are available from the Parking Division, Monday - Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. The following items must be present at the time of application: driver's license, valid vehicle registration, signed copy of lease for renters or document showing ownership such as tax record, deed, closing papers, and a parking permit application.

i found it here:

www.townofbethanybeach.com/FAQ.aspx

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justthebeginning
on 6/10/09 5:12 am - Cambridge, MD

RNY on 05/20/08

Here you go:

Residential Parking Permits: (Pink/White Hangtags)

Only those owning property within the incorporated limits of Bethany Beach may obtain a Residential Parking Permit. Residential Permits can be obtained at Town Hall, located at 214 Garfield Parkway. Proof of property ownership must be produced.
Each property owner is allowed a maximum of (3) Residential Parking Permits. The 1^st permit is free, 2^nd permit = $25, 3^rd permit = $50.
Lost Residential permits can be replaced for $50.
Residential Permits can not be used at meter spaces.
Residential Parking Permits are only valid on side streets with signage indicating “Residential Parking Permits Required".
These permits must be clearly displayed in your vehicle.
Residential Parking Permits must be displayed between the hours of 10:00AM until 8:00PM on Parkwood, Hollywood, Campbell, and Central streets.
Residential Parking Permits are required from 10:00AM until 4:00PM on all other streets designated for Residential Parking Permits.
Parking on streets designated as Residential Parking is free before and after posted times that the display of these permits are required

Lisa Z.

When we believe, all things are possible!

Gail K.
on 6/10/09 5:30 am - Parkton, MD

RNY on 10/02/07

ok...but I like to park right up at the beach which is meters. So, we will pack as many as we can in one car and pay the meters.....if that is alright with you all. I may look into the free permit though after I find out where the parking spots are.

Gail K