Re: Access going fast?

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Date: Thu Jul 23 1998 - 15:53:43 PDT

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Hi,
This falls in the realm of the California Coastal Commision. I know a
lawyer that deals with them but he is in Hawaii windsurfing. When he gets
back I will call him...my guess is he is too busy retiring to take up the
fight. However, if anybody wants do something right away try:

http://www.leginfo.ca.gov

section 30531 of the public resource code guarantees public water access, in
the past the CCC have a history of harassing and terrorizing property owners
to meet demands. I call it "the no access no seawall or boulders allowed for
you policy"

If everyone calls the coastal Commision I am sure they will be inspired to
act ASAP! If the folks at the golf course are foolish we just might end up
with a bigger bay.

Kirk Lindstrom wrote:

> So now we add "Old Third Ave." to "Flying Tigers" to our sad list of
> once great sites for windsurfing that are now unavailable.
>
> New "Thud Ave." is losing half its parking due to golf ball assault and
> "No Parking" signs.
>
> Coyote was packed Sunday before the wind started with half the spots
> being used by nonwindsurfers that were swimming above the swimming
> area!
>
> What ever happened to the law that said access to the water had to be
> maintained?
>
> I hear that the rubble at Oyster makes the launch there harder these
> days too.
>
> Looks like Coyote and the Stick will get even more crowded.
>
> What can we do?
>
> >
> > In summary, all the places where people used to park at the old launch
> > site now appear to be off limits. I am not aware of any places in the
> > area where it is OK to park so I guess the old launch site may
> > effectively be closed. If someone knows what we can do to get this site
> > re-opened, please let us know.
> >
> > -matt
>
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