I think the comment “multimi!lion solar home” let the cat out of the bag. If I paid several million for a beach m
Home (which in some parts of Florida is an invitation for a storm surge to wash it away) I wouldn’t want the general public setting up shop on my property either especially since beach above the high tide line is more often than not private property. For example my property tax in Florida works out to $96/day and I’m 3/4 of a mile from the beach. in palm beach some Revlon executive just paid a billion dollars (rumor has it) for a beachfront mansion. Can’t imagine him welcoming a bunch of yahoos with their cases of beer and non boundary respecting kids to his private beach
Certainly not squatters and illegals.
I can see the point to a degree, especially any beach front that is private property. People who go to public beaches are slobs and do not clean up after themselves. I would be ticked to have to clean up my own property because someone else left trash all over it.
People crossing it, though, that should be fine.