[Publius6961]

For many, a California beach vacation already is out of reach. Barely 10 percent of coastal accommodations are considered affordable - that is, cost less than $100 a night. That means of the 1,600 RV parks, campsites and hotels, only 134 are low-cost, according to the Coastal Commission.

To further comply with law, the 12-member commission regularly attaches special conditions on condo hotel projects, such as limiting how long owners can use their units and protecting public beach access.

I could have guessed those two statements would be here without reading a single sentence.

This is not about "Public Access", it is about the socialist juggernaut and the controlling state nannies...

Personally I have nothing but contempt for both surfers who complain in between collecting their welfare checks, and "Coastal Commission" bureaucrats who can't get a real job.

It's actually humorous that with a thousand miles of coastline, the brainless always characterize any proposed development as a "critical" site.

I have seen that for over 40 years...

[goldstategop]

The entire coastline is state property. You need the government's permission to do anything on the coastline or in sight of it.

(No more Olmert! No more Kadima! No more Oslo! )