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Date Posted:11/01/2009 02:32:45Copy HTML

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DATE: October 22, 2009
SUBJECT: San Onofre Update
TO: All naturists and other concerned citizens

Dear Naturist,

This is an update from the Naturist Action Committee (NAC) on the status of San Onofre State Beach and NAC's ongoing effort on behalf of naturists there.

In June of this year, a California state court of appeal ruled in favor of the California Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) in its appeal of a Superior Court’s ruling from 2008 that had favored naturists. The Naturist Action Committee and Friends of San Onofre Beach subsequently sought a ruling from the California Supreme Court. Today, the California Supreme Court declined to hear the case.

The appellate ruling was initially unpublished, but at the request of DPR, the appellate court later published the ruling. NAC requested that the ruling be de-published. However, as an adjunct to today’s announcement, the California Supreme Court refused NAC’s request to de-publish.

At issue in the lawsuit was whether DPR has followed proper procedure in abruptly ending the application of the Cahill/Harrison regulation at San Onofre State Beach. Cahill/Harrison is long-standing and well-known means for managing and regulating the clothing-optional use of portions of state parks.

TICKETS FOR NUDITY ARE POSSIBLE AT ALL CALIFORNIA STATE PARKS

The Supreme Court’s refusal to hear the case allows the possibility that rangers may immediately begin issuing citations for nudity under Title 14, Section 4322 of the California Code of Regulations. Because the appeal ruling was published, this threat applies not only at San Onofre State Beach, but at ALL UNITS OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE PARK SYSTEM.

MORE INFORMATION

Details of this situation and specifics of the Cahill/Harrison Regulation and associated documents may be found on the NAC Web page: www.naturistaction.org/sanonofre

There, you will find background documents related to the Cahill Policy, the Harrison letter and NAC's lawsuit.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

This is a tremendous setback, but the battle has not ended. The Naturist Action Committee is carefully considering the details of each of its remaining options and the ramifications of each.

NAC will continue to issue Action Alerts, Advisories and Updates on this issue as circumstances require. Look for them.

PLEASE HELP NAC TO CONTINUE HELPING NATURISTS!

The Naturist Action Committee remains committed to the vigorous defense of the clothing-optional use of public land. Activism on behalf of naturists can be expensive. NAC relies entirely on the voluntary financial support of people like YOU.

Won't you please send a generous donation to:

   NAC
   PO Box 132
   Oshkosh, WI 54903

Or call toll free (800) 886-7230 (8AM-4PM, Central Time, weekdays) to donate by phone using your MasterCard, Visa or Discover Card. Or use your credit card to make a convenient online donation:
www.naturistaction.org/donate/

Thank you for choosing to make a difference.

Naturally,

Bob Morton
Executive Director
Naturist Action Committee

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Naturist Action Committee (NAC) - PO Box 132, Oshkosh, WI 54903
Executive Dir. Bob Morton       -
execdir@naturistaction.org
Board Member Allen Baylis       -
rab@baylislaw.com
Online Rep. Dennis Kirkpatrick  -
naturist@sunclad.com
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sailor250 #1

Re:Nudity may now be illegal at all California state parks

Date Posted:12/09/2010 04:17:45Copy HTML

I don't know if they are full of BS here talking about Calif.laws for thongs....really starts about 3:00

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF33HiZ9Eo4&feature=related
GT_fan #2

Re:Nudity may now be illegal at all California state parks

Date Posted:06/05/2011 01:43:48Copy HTML

Can I please get an update on this? I'd really like to go to a naturist area this summer since I live in SoCal. I've never been to one yet and I think it'd be a tragedy if I missed out before they were all closed. What about Blacks Beach? Is it a private beach, or public one that's considered a state park?

Please let this be over with, I just saw on Fox News Channel that California is one of the worst states to do business in and we're losing six businesses a week. Since were losing so much revenue Democrats are just making things worse for people here in the state by trying to tax us to death and now Republicans are fining us all out of all our $$$ that the Dems haven't taxed us out of yet. Can't we please get a brake?
jn9195 #3

Re:Nudity may now be illegal at all California state parks

Date Posted:09/29/2014 05:45:52Copy HTML

 What is going on here now?  I guess nudity is still illegal at San Onofre?
sailor250 #4

Re:Nudity may now be illegal at all California state parks

Date Posted:07/16/2026 12:12:14Copy HTML

Looks like San Gregorio traditional nude beach will be a part of a state park.

https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/california-parks-san-gregorio-22344027.php



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