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Default Access to the water will be increasingly challenging



Land use policy makers would do well to recognize the significant
contribution to local economies provided by recreational boaters. What
other group spends so much, while expecting so little in return? :-)

Public ownership is nice, but all the parks, easements, and so forth
aren't of much value to boaters unless boating is included in the
activities envisioned on the public properties and reasonable access is
assured.

What will you do to help remedy the problem?


 
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