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> If I have a property that borders federal (public) land, must I grant access? Depending on if there's an easement on your property, yes. These kinds of thing
by dawnerd 9y ago
> If I have a property that borders federal (public) land, must I grant access?
Depending on if there's an easement on your property, yes. These kinds of things are usually spelled out clearly in real-estate deals. A lot of homeowners on the beach think they own the land up to the water but that's not always the case despite them trying to block access. No one has to necessarily cross their property to get there either.
- tmh79 9y ago> A lot of homeowners on the beach think they own the land up to the water but that's not always the case despite them trying to block access. In California, it is literally never the case, by state law.
- dawnerd 9y agoIn Ventura there was some people trying to fight that near the marina. If I remember correctly one of the homeowners tried to build a fence/wall to the water. Also remember something similar happening in Malibu.