Another city in the coastal region of the Jersey Shore in new Jersey declares war on beach «savages», which is set on the beaches of the huge tent.
According to local media, officials in the city of Belmar, new Jersey, has promised to ban set on the beaches of the tent height and width of more than 3 feet. The reason for this decision is the fact that large tents take up too much space and spoil the view of other visitors to the beaches.
Matt Dougherty said Tuesday that the ban on tents will operate only in the peak summer season from memorial Day until labor Day. Therefore, if travelers want to go on a picnic in the offseason, they will be able to easily install the tent. The mayor is confident that people understand that in the summer months tents take up too much space, so the ban is a necessary measure. A public hearing on this matter on 15 August.
If the resolution is adopted, it will enter into force next summer. Then Belmar will join a number of cities, which already operates the ban, among them long beach township, Avon by the sea and Seaside heights.
