Sylvester Stallone upsets neighbors by making strange "seaweed" demand to safeguard his $35 million home.

Project facing resistance.

December 16th 2024.

Sylvester Stallone upsets neighbors by making strange
Sylvester Stallone's latest project has caused quite a stir in his Palm Beach neighborhood. The famous actor, who purchased a stunning property in 2020, is now requesting to keep boaters away from his $35 million home in a rather unconventional way. It seems that Stallone is planning to build an underwater barrier near his mansion, much to the dismay of his neighbors.

According to reports, the barrier would consist of a seaweed wall, which Stallone claims is an environmental project meant to keep debris and seaweed out of the intracoastal waterway. However, it seems that the main purpose of this barrier is to exclude boaters from getting too close to his property. This has raised concerns among his neighbors, who were not informed of this proposal until recently. They now have until Christmas Day to express their objections to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

The project also includes a request for a lease of state land, as the barrier would need to be positioned in the intracoastal waterway. The barrier is said to rise 8 inches above water level and extend 10 inches below the surface. Stallone's neighbor, Bradford Gary, acknowledges the beauty of the actor's home but questions his right to claim ownership over the waterway. "You can't just stake your claim and think you own the water," he stated to The Palm Beach Post.

One of the concerns brought up by the public is the potential harm to marine life, such as manatees and seagrasses, due to the seaweed barrier. The Army Corps, who is reviewing the project, has stated that they are investigating if the use of this barrier is permissible to deter boaters in a public waterway.

This controversy comes after Stallone publicly celebrated Donald Trump's presidential win last month. The actor has been a vocal supporter of the former president, even going so far as to compare him to the first US president, George Washington. Stallone's seven-bedroom, 12-bathroom property, which also includes a guest home and pool, is located in the North End and is considered one of the nicest houses in the area.

Stallone's actions have caused quite a buzz in the neighborhood, with some questioning his motives and others defending his right to protect his property. The actor has yet to comment on the controversy, but it seems that his plans may face some opposition from his neighbors and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. It remains to be seen how this will all play out, but one thing is for sure - Sylvester Stallone's new home project has certainly caused quite a stir in Palm Beach.

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