Huntington Beach Fire Pits

[RitcheyRch]

They are removing and covering our fire pits so we cannot use them.

 

[FreeBird236]

Wet sand good, dry sand bad.

 

[Gelcoater]

Why???

 

[RitcheyRch]

Only our state government knows what's best for us.

 

[Gelcoater]

Only our state government knows what's best for us.

I got mine.

Did you get yours?

 

[WhatExit?]

 

[Ziggy]

Why not paint safety circles around them like the tent camps?...more bias toward tax payers.

 

[rmarion]

or paint the maximum allowable occupancy on them.. also paint dont touch "FIRE" is HOT...

wtf, again common sense is LOST...

 

[Bobby V]

They are removing and covering our fire pits so we cannot use them.

The city has been closing the fire pits Off and on for a few years now. Nothing new.

Huntington Beach backs bill to reduce fire pit and BBQ liability

SB 720 would protect cities from lawsuits stemming from injuries caused by beach fire pits and public barbecues.

www.latimes.com

 

[Ziggy]

The city has been closing the fire pits Off and on for a few years now. Nothing new.

Huntington Beach backs bill to reduce fire pit and BBQ liability

SB 720 would protect cities from lawsuits stemming from injuries caused by beach fire pits and public barbecues.

www.latimes.com

Government is here to protect us from ourselves.
Oh, ok Stalin.

 

[regor]

Government is here to protect us from ourselves.
Oh, ok Stalin.

Justifying tyrannical decisions ..............soothes the mentally challenged mind.

 

[94Nautique]

The city has been closing the fire pits Off and on for a few years now. Nothing new.

Huntington Beach backs bill to reduce fire pit and BBQ liability

SB 720 would protect cities from lawsuits stemming from injuries caused by beach fire pits and public barbecues.

www.latimes.com

Oh, so it’s cool?

Continued govt over reach is not a good thing. This fiasco over reaction is turbocharging it.

 

[Danger Dave]

"It's for your own good." - Bobby V

 

[ChumpChange]

The city has been closing the fire pits Off and on for a few years now. Nothing new.

Huntington Beach backs bill to reduce fire pit and BBQ liability

SB 720 would protect cities from lawsuits stemming from injuries caused by beach fire pits and public barbecues.

www.latimes.com

And never once have they buried them in sand! Why even try and justify it?

Did you read what you linked? That’s not removing and reducing fire pits, it’s about reducing liability if people get hurt there.

 

[Backlash]

Wait until you see the costs associated with the manual labor required to remove the sand from all those fire pits and skate parks along the beaches...... Absurd.

 

[was thatguy]

The city has been closing the fire pits Off and on for a few years now. Nothing new.

Huntington Beach backs bill to reduce fire pit and BBQ liability

SB 720 would protect cities from lawsuits stemming from injuries caused by beach fire pits and public barbecues.

www.latimes.com

 

[Taboma]

Wait until you see the costs associated with the manual labor required to remove the sand from all those fire pits and skate parks along the beaches...... Absurd.

With local governments counting their pennies to cover costs, maybe it's time to put non-violent criminals and those on the "Dole" to good use in work crews.
You don't show up and work, you go to jail, you don't show up and work, you lose your welfare. How's about the homeless, they want to live in camps, put em to work.
During the Great Depression we had the CCC and WPA, desperate times require desperate measures.