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Achieving a Truly Accessible Urban Waterfront

by Joanne Peterson, Univ System of New Hampshire, Plymouth State Coll, Plymouth, NH, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Coastal Zone '85

Abstract:

In some states or regions public access to the shoreline can be mandated through a Commission created by Legislation, as in the San Francisco Bay. This situation, however, is not the norm. This paper is an example of how citizens of one city forced the issue of obtaining a number of permanent accessways to the river's edge that must remain in a public trust forever.

Subject Headings: Urban areas | Public opinion and participation | Municipal water | Urban and regional development | Public buildings | Ports and harbors | Historic sites

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