From Exclusivity to Inclusivity: Restoring Public Access at Escondido Beach

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California Coastal Commission restores public beach access, funded by wealthy homeowners.

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An unpermitted driveway on his property will have to be demolished by Mancuso and he will have to pay a $600,000 fine.

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Wildman Family Trust removes illegal development, relocates public access easement.

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A public beach accessway from Pacific Coast Highway will also be constructed by them, along with five public parking spots and a restroom.

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CCC emphasizes the importance of public beach access, aims to send a message to property owners.

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Escondido Beach had previously been accessible through the popular restaurant Geoffrey's or by paying an entrance fee to park at Paradise Cove, located a quarter mile away.

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Considering the challenges of obtaining new access points to the coast, particularly in Malibu, this limited access will now be expanded.

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Past battles fought over wealthy landowners blocking public access to resources.

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