Maybe someone should get on the horn with the State of Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. If I recall correctly there's an annual renewal for liquor licenses in Texas and anyone may lodge a complaint for any reason whatsoever which obligates the county judge to hold a public hearing to review the case before the license is renewed. Someone might want to contact organizations such as MADD to see what other things can be done to ensure the safety of our only road. It's not just the Sunset Grill serving alcohol that bothers me, it's them in combination with people heading home from boat ramps, marinas, and area parks after a day of fun, sun, and drinking on or near the water. Volente Road is simply not wide enough to be safe - if any driver leaves his lane there's nowhere to escape and on that road you only need to be inattentive for a second to drift out of your lane.
Incorporation seems to be overkill to address area problems.
If existing rules are enforced we wouldn't need a new layer of government creating new rules which are selectively enforced. I'd much rather contribute to a neighborhood watchdog organization which represents the majority interest and not business interests. It is not just Volente Beach. I was at the Oasis with a very comical friend who played a joke on the valet attendants. He gave them every opportunity to take his keys away from him, and they opted to just have him leave in his car.