You have to drive up on the sidewalk, but that is OK as per the business owner. Places are clearly marked.
Have to be guest at the Krazyfish Grille to use it. They also posted on Instagram that people can come charge for free during their off hours. Be nice and come spend some money at a later time if you do that.
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| ID | 460201 |
|---|---|
| UUID | 687C2658-DA4C-4C10-8D86-6CA2496D2C7D |
| UsageCost | Free |
| OperatorID | 45 |
| AddressInfo | {
"ID": 460590,
"Town": " Port St Joe",
"Title": "Krazyfish Grille",
"Latitude": 29.81527976397757,
"Postcode": "32456",
"CountryID": 2,
"Longitude": -85.3044249070344,
"RelatedURL": "https://www.krazyfishgrille.com/",
"AddressLine1": "113 Monument Ave",
"DistanceUnit": 0,
"AccessComments": "You have to drive up on the sidewalk, but that is OK as per the business owner. Places are clearly marked. ",
"StateOrProvince": "Florida"
} |
| Connections | [
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"Comments": "The one further from the Monument Ave.",
"Quantity": 1,
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"ConnectionTypeID": 27
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"Comments": "The one closer to the Monument Ave",
"Quantity": 1,
"StatusTypeID": 50,
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}
] |
| DateCreated | 2025-08-01T17:26:00Z |
| UsageTypeID | 7 |
| OperatorInfo | {
"ID": 45,
"Title": "(Business Owner at Location)",
"Comments": "For use when the operator of the equipment is a single business owner connected to the location and equipment is not part of a larger network",
"BookingURL": null,
"WebsiteURL": null,
"AddressInfo": null,
"ContactEmail": null,
"FaultReportEmail": null,
"IsRestrictedEdit": null,
"IsPrivateIndividual": false,
"PhonePrimaryContact": null,
"PhoneSecondaryContact": null
} |
| StatusTypeID | 50 |
| DataProviderID | 1 |
| NumberOfPoints | 2 |
| GeneralComments | Have to be guest at the Krazyfish Grille to use it. They also posted on Instagram that people can come charge for free during their off hours. Be nice and come spend some money at a later time if you do that. |
| DateLastVerified | 2025-08-04T17:29:00Z |
| DateLastStatusUpdate | 2025-08-04T17:29:00Z |
| SubmissionStatusTypeID | 200 |