§ 16.08.155. Reasonable public access easements.

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"Reasonable public access easements" means such easements as defined in the State Map Act. Such easements also pertain to rivers, streams, and reservoirs. When read in context, "access" is used to describe a route from a road to a riverbank in or on the border of a subdivision (para. 66478.4). This route need not cross the subdivision (para. 66478.8). "Easement," as used in paragraph 66478.5, is a right to use part of that same riverbank for recreational, educational, and scientific pursuits. The right to use the bank and the right to a usable route to get there are distinguishable rights.

(Ord. 1080 §1(part), 1986)

                    
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