So, if I go to Roly Poly and buy lunch as I did today...and I want to take it on the beach to eat it; I could get arrested for trespassing......
Not if you run to the wet sand at first sign of a security golf cart or real law enforcement :funn:.
Seaside...Welcome or Not
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Not if you run to the wet sand at first sign of a security golf cart or real law enforcement :funn:.
You may be right. Next time I'm over that way, I'll check. There signs on the beaches are pretty clear that none of the beach accesses are public, and that is what I am basing my answer on.
I checked today, and the signs noting private access, which were posted at the entrance to the beach beside the Rolly Polly and under the obelisk, are still not back up.
I also noticed that Seaside finally torn down the kitchen of Cafe Spiazza, which reportedly was built on the adjacent lot.
I also noticed that Seaside finally torn down the kitchen of Cafe Spiazza, which reportedly was built on the adjacent lot.
I checked today, and the signs noting private access, which were posted at the entrance to the beach beside the Rolly Polly and under the obelisk, are still not back up.
I also noticed that Seaside finally torn down the kitchen of Cafe Spiazza, which reportedly was built on the adjacent lot.
...uh oh....the condos are coming the condos are coming.
Seaside - NOT Welcome:Redux
Mr. Angel and I were on our way back to Seagrove from a nice walk up to Watercolor on 30A at a bout 3:30 this afternoon, and encountered a meeting at E. Ruskin of some official-looking folks along with (maybe) some residents or Seaside admin people. They seemed to be checking to see how to re-erect the "Private" street signposts that the county had Seaside remove last month, moving them closer to 30A than they had been, but still in the center of the street. Thank goodness we were walking on the county bike path/sidewalk - we might have been arrested!! Although I guess we did actually walk on E. Ruskin in order to get across. So - here we go again!
Mr. Angel and I were on our way back to Seagrove from a nice walk up to Watercolor on 30A at a bout 3:30 this afternoon, and encountered a meeting at E. Ruskin of some official-looking folks along with (maybe) some residents or Seaside admin people. They seemed to be checking to see how to re-erect the "Private" street signposts that the county had Seaside remove last month, moving them closer to 30A than they had been, but still in the center of the street. Thank goodness we were walking on the county bike path/sidewalk - we might have been arrested!! Although I guess we did actually walk on E. Ruskin in order to get across. So - here we go again!
Re: Seaside - NOT Welcome:Redux
Judging by the placement of that sign in the photo, I guess they don't understand that it is in the County Right of Way. Best of luck to them. lol.
Judging by the placement of that sign in the photo, I guess they don't understand that it is in the County Right of Way. Best of luck to them. lol.
Re: Seaside - NOT Welcome:Redux
didn't overhear their conversation, but they seemed to be discussing possible placement, moving the post to several positions. there were what looked like policemen (with badges) and possibly firemen (?? not sure of badges) plus seaside residents.
didn't overhear their conversation, but they seemed to be discussing possible placement, moving the post to several positions. there were what looked like policemen (with badges) and possibly firemen (?? not sure of badges) plus seaside residents.
Re: Seaside - NOT Welcome:Redux
I am
:roll:again...
just read the most recent issue of the Seaside Times. All the letters to the editor came from people who are against the private beach signs/attitude; and there is an Op Ed piece by Robert Davis indicating his displeasure.
So, who in Seaside has decided to make it a closed community with a private beach?
Anybody know?
I am
:roll:again...just read the most recent issue of the Seaside Times. All the letters to the editor came from people who are against the private beach signs/attitude; and there is an Op Ed piece by Robert Davis indicating his displeasure.
So, who in Seaside has decided to make it a closed community with a private beach?
Anybody know?