The "resort" mentality is born from country clubs, ski resorts, and other managed spaces ... and the hiking trails of the West are now being managed by the same mentality.
I’ve said before, your home is being gentrified. I often wonder when I can move part time and keep my left turn signal on four months at a time. Pave paradise put up a parking lot.
Absolutely. I just want to know who these gents are, and why and how there are so many of them ... it's baffling. Pave paradise and put up a parking lot, indeed ... who knew that song would end up turning into an instruction manual, rather than a dire warning. Wild world.
Interesting -- Eminent domain with a twist. Sounds a little like a land tourniquet to me, but where the powers that be overlooked the importance of getting an easement established. This is why we can't have nice things and the commons is a perpetual, tragic crime scene. If he needed a permit to close the gate to his property, it makes me wonder why Boulder County, CO, doesn't need a permit to close its owners off their land.
I’ve said before, your home is being gentrified. I often wonder when I can move part time and keep my left turn signal on four months at a time. Pave paradise put up a parking lot.
Absolutely. I just want to know who these gents are, and why and how there are so many of them ... it's baffling. Pave paradise and put up a parking lot, indeed ... who knew that song would end up turning into an instruction manual, rather than a dire warning. Wild world.
Look up the saga of Vinod Khosla and Martin’s Beach.
Interesting -- Eminent domain with a twist. Sounds a little like a land tourniquet to me, but where the powers that be overlooked the importance of getting an easement established. This is why we can't have nice things and the commons is a perpetual, tragic crime scene. If he needed a permit to close the gate to his property, it makes me wonder why Boulder County, CO, doesn't need a permit to close its owners off their land.
There are few exceptions, mainly military ownership, but all beachland in California is public. It's a unique quirk of the state.