Beach Access

Articles tagged beach access from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Coastal Access

Planning panel approves repairs to Vista Del Mar beach access stairs

Pismo Beach Planning Commission approved a coastal development permit to repair and enlarge footings for the Vista Del Mar beach access stairway at 2025 Ocean Blvd (P26-000084), adopting categorical exemption 2026-020 with corrected findings; Vice Chair Summer recused.

Pismo BeachOct 13, 2026

Dog Beach

Resident proposes 'Paws on the Beach' nonprofit and barriers to preserve dog beach access

A resident described safety concerns and proposed a volunteer-run nonprofit 'Paws on the Beach' to protect a sandbar dog-beach area, install boulders or shrubs to separate dogs from nearby hotels and maintain the site without requesting city funds.

St. Pete BeachOct 21, 2026

Beach Access

Residents call for seasonal restrictions on beach driving at Napeek stretch

Multiple callers and residents urged East Hampton officials to limit or ban trucks driving and parking on the Napeek (Nappeek/Napeeg) stretch, citing dune erosion, safety concerns and heavy weekend traffic; callers requested seasonal restrictions at minimum.

East HamptonOct 16, 2026

Beach Access

Staff details beach-access permits, Main Beach repairs and access re-decking

Parks staff said one beach-access permit is pending with FDEP (response due by Nov. 11), Beach Access 25 near North Casino will be redecked in early November using MTSU funds, and the Main Beach shade structure was removed for safety and will be replaced in spring.

Fernandina BeachOct 13, 2026