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This governor is reluctant to do that.

Sustainable Florida is precisely that, and it doesn't take eminent domain. All it takes is bureaucratic regulations.

Really, do your homework.

Carry, Here's some homework for you: consider for a second, a person like me, who is one of 8 million inhabitants of Manhattan, NY, a very small island only 5 miles long. Do you know what one of the greatest pleasure is in New York? It is to walk in Central Park on a beautiful spring day. Now, who owns Central park? You, Carry_Okie? Who SHOULD own Central Park? A private person? Your concept of only private ownership is the one and only way to live does not wash in a city of 8 million people where the only space that is green is owned by all the people. If I sound like a Commie/socialist/evil pig for enjoying a walk in the park, so be it.