well step 1 on wrecksite done --state fellows got back to me --set up for august

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Re: well step 1 on wrecksite done --state fellows got back to me --set up for au

Keep us posted.
 

Ivan,
That is very great!!!!!!!! ;D
I hope that those months go by quickly so we can all see what is there!!!!!

Congrats for getting through the 1st step.

Dimeman
 

Good luck with your site. Hope they don't get some stupid idea to bring in an archeology group. If they do, you might as well pack up your equipment and hit the road.

Keep us posted, I'm hoping the best for you. Ringfinder
 

Sounds interesting, let us know! HH, Mike
 

Good luck on your first search, keep us informed

Eddy
 

I thought the St. Augustine area was deemed offlimits for Exploration and Salvage. The State has it designated as a reserve for research purposes. Am I correct in that statement?

Basically a way to keep out salvors!

ringfinder said:
Hope they don't get some stupid idea to bring in an archeology group. If they do, you might as well pack up your equipment and hit the road.

Ringfinder

Ringfinder, Pretty much anything in the way of Exploration or Recovery in the State of Florida is going to require an Archaeologist now days. We were looking at a survey permit on the Treasure Coast and were told we needed to have an RPA certified Archaeologist apply for it. Otherwise we would most likely be denied.

I don't think its a bad thing. More and more Archaeologist are starting to work with commercial groups. Hopefully we can fend off the rest of the fanatical ones who are pushing the Bureaucrats to draft these ridiculous laws. With every new law they pass they take away more of our freedom.

Here is an article that will really make you think about the implications of what the state has done by repealing the isolated finds program.
http://golddredger.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=read_count&om=342&forum=DCForumID5&viewmode=threaded

Robert in SC
 

Looking forward to hearing more, Ivan. Awesome opportunity.

Make sure you delete the other two post you made just like this one so we can find the updates easily next time. :)
 

Ivan, (Someone correct me here if I'm wrong)....LAMP (St.Augustine lighthouse) does not issue permits to search wrecksites, they are not the state of Florida. They just have authorization to research and preserve the shipwrecks in the St. Aug. preserve. I understand that your wreck is not in St. Aug. but I don't believe I would of given LAMP any info on your wreck, as all they will want to do is archeology and get the state to preserve this site also.

Robert,,,,I thought isolated finds only applied to underwater, not on the beach. How can the state take away his finds if he was looking on the beach,,,,,,,,sad to hear...

LAMPS website......http://www.staugustinelighthouse.com/lamp.php
 

Re: well step 1 on wrecksite done --state fellows got back to me --set up for au

LAMP worked with me on the new smyrna 3rd ave wrecksite.they DO NOT like treasure hunters.good luck.
 

Once again people are bitching about what is happening to to Salvers and THers.
This is the same kind of statements that has been said for MANY MANY months and STILL nothing is done and NOTHING will even be done.
Most here on this forum are Hobbyist divers and do have the funds to do anything else but complain.
Have a great week end (ANYWAY)
Peg leg
 

LAMP is not part of the FL state government.

LAMP probably needs till Aug to get their permits in order. Like they really have so much to do that they would wait till then for a new site, give me a break.
 

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