I think the real thrust of this is the manner of public access.

That access is owned by the public. It shouldn't be blocked.

Is the Public Access Counselor relevant?

We never do anything well until we cease to think about the manner of doing it

I think it's a bad precedent to arbitrarily select lands in a hasty manner and trade important public land to buy asphalt to fill potholes on county roads.

Ninety-nine percent of the time . . . if we have a problem, they (visitors) will comply. That 1 percent of the time we need to be aggressive, we have an ordinance to back it.