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It's not his property though, it is public property that is adjacent to his that he doesn't own.
by Hydraulix989 9y ago
It's not his property though, it is public property that is adjacent to his that he doesn't own.
- Nomentatus 9y agoNo he can't prevent people from going to that beach, by boat and isn't asking for that. It is the easement that he doesn't want.
- Slansitartop 9y agoThe easements are a matter of public policy to ensure beach access. If he doesn't want to deal with that, he shouldn't have bought beach real estate in California.
- Nomentatus 9y agoI in no way have disagreed. Why post this here?