§ 5940 Harbor District Beach Lands
This law lets a harbor improvement district buy, lease, or receive land to make public beaches and take care of that land, but it can’t change any state‑owned tidelands or underwater lands.
A harbor district wants to turn a stretch of shoreline into a public beach for families to use.
The district can purchase or lease that shoreline land and then build things like sand, benches, and restrooms, as long as it follows the other rules in the chapter. It cannot take or change any tidelands that belong to the state.
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§ 5940 Harbor District Beach Lands
Last verified: January 11, 2026