Friends of Beach Road, Two Rivers Wisconsin

203 Park Road Chicago resident is using Beach Road as a construction yard. Complete with porta potty.
Who else would like 60 ft of FREE land for your projects?
Who else would even think of blocking the public?
The fence we have fought against is down temporarily behind the large piece of equipment and IT SHOULD STAY DOWN!

IMPORTANT UPDATE Regarding the Shorewood WI case. The municipal judge ruled against the Professor and the ticket he received for walking on this beach stands. We hope it goes to the Supreme Court now.

THIS IS WHY our access on Beach Road is extremely valuable - the full 60' wide strip IS YOURS! Where are the statute 236.16(3)a accesses in Shorewood?

Municipal judge rules against man challenging private beach access University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee professor Paul Florsheim is trying to take his case all the way to the Wisconsin Supreme Court to overturn a 1923 ruling.

Professor receives a $313 ticket for walking on a WI beach. We are waiting to see what the judge does. But Beach Road is WHOLLY public! 60' to the low water mark! We just need encroachments removed!

Where can the public walk along Lake Michigan? Shorewood case may settle the issue "What's at stake, here, is the clash between private land ownership and public access," a local expert on water law and policy said.

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Friends of Beach Road, Two Rivers, Wisconsin Please read about this precious public access - one may be in YOUR neighborhood!

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DO YOU HAVE SUCH AN ACCESS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD?
Statute 236.16(3)a reads:
All subdivisions abutting on a navigable lake or stream shall provide public access at least 60 feet wide providing access to the low watermark so that there will be public access, which is connected to existing public roads, at not more than one-half mile intervals as measured along the lake or stream..."

That is WHY Beach Road was created! These 60 foot wide parcels of land THROUGHOUT WISCONSIN were reserved for public use. These accesses are disappearing at an alarming rate due to situations exactly like ours. "Abutting neighbors encroach and slowly take over these precious public accesses."

COULD THIS BOY HAVE LIVED IF HE WERE FOUND MINUTES SOONER?? USING BEACH ROAD?!

12-year-old boy drowns near Neshotah Beach in Two Rivers TWO RIVERS (WLUK) – A 12-year-old boy is dead after drowning in Lake Michigan near Neshotah Beach, according to the Two Rivers Police Department.Police say they