A group of American Beach residents filed a lawsuit that contends Nassau County is endangering nesting sea turtles by allowing vehicles on beach.

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VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — Beach driving is the debate that never hits park in Volusia County. And Tuesday, the County Council is gearing up to take it on again.

At their 6 p.m. July 16 meeting, Daytona Beach city commissioners will discuss recent county government proposals regarding dogs and beach driving.

Daily beach driving passes for non-residents and unregistered residents will be available at beach entrances. Parking fees at inlet parks will remain at $10 a day or $20 annually.

American Beach residents sued Nassau County, claiming beach driving harms endangered sea turtles.