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Is this significantly different from the Seadrift HOA gates blocking off access to the Stinson Beach peninsula? Is that case exempt because it's still technical
by l4yao 9y ago
Is this significantly different from the Seadrift HOA gates blocking off access to the Stinson Beach peninsula? Is that case exempt because it's still technically walkable between mean high and low tides?
- dragonwriter 9y ago> Is this significantly different from the Seadrift HOA gates blocking off access to the Stinson Beach peninsula? Is that case exempt because it's still technically walkable between mean high and low tides? Seadrift, IIRC, is different because property that had access closed off prior to the adoption of the law requiring access, and Sesdrift’s closed access preceded the law by ~25 years. (ISTR there are also an issue caused by the State DoJ, with a Republican AG at the time, abandoning enforcement and forcing the Coastal Commission to accept a settlement with Seadrift that significantly limited public use rights compared to the law’s facial requirements.)