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Public beaches and their required-to-be-public access points presumably aren't private property, and I'd bet that those 'no parking' signs are on public propert
by Groxx 13y ago
Public beaches and their required-to-be-public access points presumably aren't private property, and I'd bet that those 'no parking' signs are on public property as well, given that the parking spaces themselves are apparently public.
- TylerE 13y agoThe no parking sign is clearly in the middle of a patch of bushes. Willing to be bet they figured out exactly what the city easement is and positioned accordingly.
- Groxx 13y agoI think you may be attributing too much effort in finding and toeing the legal boundaries, but yeah, you definitely have a point about the bushes :)