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Clarifies that certain beach owners and lessees have no duty to keep beach safe or to warn of hazards; provides immunity from liability, in certain cases, for injuries occurring on beach or in adjacent waters.
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Bill overview
This bill clarifies that certain beach owners and lessees have no duty to keep the beach safe or to warn of hazards, and provides them with immunity from liability in specific cases. It defines key terms like ‘unguarded’ and ‘guarded’ beach areas, and establishes that liability for injuries on beaches is limited unless the injury results from willful misconduct, negligence, or gross negligence by the owner or lifeguard. The bill primarily applies to privately owned beaches accessible to the public for recreational purposes.
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