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When the Rag ran a story on how the City of San Diego was beginning to enforce a prohibition on businesses using public beaches and certain parks for their own private benefit, the response by our readers was one of satisfaction; people were glad that the public beaches would remain for the, uh, public. So,…
When the Rag ran a story on how the City of San Diego was beginning to enforce a prohibition on businesses using public beaches and certain parks for their own private benefit, the response by our readers was one of satisfaction; people were glad that the public beaches would remain for the, uh, public. So,…
The city says pop-up beach parties organized by private companies have always been illegal under the municipal code, and now they are simply enforcing the rules.
The city of San Diego told NBC 7 there is no ban; rather, there has been a law in place for decades
The outright ban is a shift in direction for city officials, who previously explored a formal permitting process to bring order to a sometimes-chaotic industry