Prohibits requirement for beach tag for access to beach below mean high tide line for recreational purposes.
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Overview
This bill would prevent New Jersey municipalities from requiring beach tags for accessing the wet sand area of beaches below the mean high tide line. It aims to allow recreational users of the ocean, such as surfers and swimmers, to access this part of the beach without paying a fee. The bill specifically targets municipal beach tags and similar admission passes. It is intended to simplify beach access for these activities.
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