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Wow that title was hard to parse - two sentences as in the article would be much clearer - or maybe just reword it. Article: These California beaches have long
by trishmapow2 8y ago
Wow that title was hard to parse - two sentences as in the article would be much clearer - or maybe just reword it.
Article: These California beaches have long been off-limits. But public outrage is changing the tide
edit: it's been fixed nvm (original: public outrage is changing the tide of off-limits California beaches)
- gamma-male 8y agoDoesn't help when it includes a pun.
- throwaway424344 8y agoI sea what you did there...
- dang 8y agoI've taken a crack at shortening the title to fit 80 chars in a more straightforward way, but if anyone can do better, we can happily change it again.
- FatalLogic 8y agoPublic outrage is opening up California beaches that used to be off-limits
- dmckeon 8y agoRegardless of the title, the key to this issue is that while California beaches below the high tide line are open to the public, access over private land is not part of the deal. One could walk along a beach, or arrive by water, or access from and over public land, and be within one’s rights, but there is no right to walk thru somebody’s private land to get to the public beach. Note that the Khosla / Martin’s Beach case also contains an issue of changing public access without a permit from the Coastal Commission. That’s complicated.
- masonic 8y agoThe Martin's Beach issue involved a long-existing easement (a road across the property to the beach).