CLEAN : Get off my beach : California fights to keep coast public

The video discusses the public ownership of California beaches and the unauthorized fees imposed by a recreation district to access a particular beach. It highlights the impact of these fees on public access and shares a personal opinion on the reasonableness of the fees. The video also explores the role of gates in regulating beach access and maintaining safety, while providing a personal perspective on the benefits of such measures.

What is the legal status of the California coastline in terms of public access?

• It is owned by the federal government.

• It is owned by the state government.

• It belongs to the public.

• It is privately owned.

What fee has the recreation district been charging for beach access without a permit?

• $50

• $75

• $150

• $100

What is one of the main arguments against the $100 beach access fee?

• It is too low to cover maintenance costs.

• It restricts access to those who cannot afford it.

• It is not enough to deter crowds.

• It is not enforced properly.

What benefit does the association claim the fee provides?

• Free access to all public beaches.

• More parking spaces for visitors.

• Better maintenance and safety of the beach.

• Increased revenue for local businesses.

How often does the speaker visit the beach?

• Every day

• Two to three times a month

• Once a year

• Once a week

What activity does the speaker enjoy at the beach?

• Beach volleyball

• Sunbathing

• Fishing

• Surfing

What is a benefit of the beach mentioned by the speaker?

• It is always crowded.

• It is isolated and peaceful.

• It has a lot of shops nearby.

• It is a popular tourist spot.