No see Tim, Johnny, Jane and susie no fine just warning
Tyrone, Javier, Chivon and Marisol get the fine.
Yes Liberalism at it's finest.
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Tyrone, Javier, Chivon and Marisol get the fine.
Yes Liberalism at it's finest.
"The Department of Beaches and Harbors told us that these kinds of infractions fall under paragraph (b). Essentially, if you're disturbing people, the lifeguard can give you a warning. If you continue, you can be fined $100. If you don't learn your lesson and continue to be a problem all summer, you can be fined $500. Big news, right? Furthermore, those fines in the California Code apply to all infractions of county ordinance state-wide, covering all kinds of actions far beyond Frisbees, and those fines have not changed since 1983, according to County Counsel."
Short answer: Only if you are being a d!ck about it.
So volleyball is OK because there's a sand volleyball industry.
You know the fines are there to raise money for local government in this recession. Why not just depend on laws that probably already exist about disturbing other people on the beach? Football at 5am in fine considering no one is on the beach, but not so fine at 1pm on a Saturday. But this doesn't raise as much money.
You know the fines are there to raise money for local government in this recession. Why not just depend on laws that probably already exist about disturbing other people on the beach? Football at 5am in fine considering no one is on the beach, but not so fine at 1pm on a Saturday. But this doesn't raise as much money.
