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John Stark, I have to beg to differ that the mean high tide line has worked for 250 years.
Just looking at the picture above clearly shows a violation by an owner/contractor who clearly wanted to claim additional waterfront property for their own personal use.
Before those rocks and additional fill was put there, clearly in violation of the high tide mark, the city building inspector and DEM should have both had to sign off before it was built! They snuck it in and everyone turned their head.
That means that John Q. Public has lost the right to walk the shoreline at high tide!
Even that fence should be pushed back to allow access.
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