The board of supervisors finds that the regulations imposed by this Part 3, as well
as safety requirements, make the use of surfboards impossible during those times when
the beaches are occupied by many swimmers and bathers. The board of supervisors also
finds that the use of surfboards and paddleboards is a legitimate sport, and that
there should be at least one area in which surfboards safely may be used even during
those days and those hours when the beaches are most heavily attended, and that it
is necessary, therefore, to prohibit in such areas other persons so that such other
persons will not be injured. A person shall not swim, bathe or immerse himself in
the waters of the Pacific Ocean opposite Surfriders' Beach or opposite any other area
designated, except while using a surfboard or paddleboard, or as necessary in order
to use a surfboard or paddleboard.
(Ord. 9767 Art. 3 § 62, 1969.)
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