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October 12, 2008 - Beach Law In PracticeLack of updates are due in large part to the time involved in planning and organizing our recent wedding reception at Crown Point.  Still not certain why the city felt justified in charging $375 for an event permit fee, considering that in end it didn’t guarantee us use of the shelter or pretty much anything else.  Don’t light the tiki torches.  Don’t run a generator.  Don’t cook using anything other than the provided grills.  Don’t have amplified music.  And don’t ever, ever, have alcohol on the beach.  The reception went amazingly well despite the city though, and it still was a better deal than several hotels offered.  The weather was beautiful.  Our caterer was flexibile and worked within or around the silly rules.  The San Diego Men’s Chrorus’s voices were beautiful.  The toast with sparkling fruit juice might not have been traditional, but then again little else about our wedding was traditional either.  Want proof?  The official photos are here.  > Posted by Chuck at 12:01 pm. No Comments
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Interesting SitesBeachapedia.org BeachapediaCal. Coastal Commission Like them or not, they are one of the biggest players around when it comes to coastal access in California. Howling Point Your moderator’s personal site. He does have a life outside of this, as shown by the occasional gaps in posting. Surfrider Foundation Activities and campaigns for clean water, beach access, beach preservation and protecting special places. 
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