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Originally Posted by shore things
“may maintain but not enlarge cleared areas, including but not limited to existing lawns and beaches...” thus no one will be sitting on piles of pine needles on Weirs Beach.
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The full sentence is "Owners of lots that were developed prior to the effective date of this paragraph may maintain but not enlarge cleared areas, including but not limited to existing lawns and beaches, within the waterfront buffer."
I'm not sure you can claim that Weirs Beach has been "developed", doesn't that require construction? If a beach has been "developed" you can rake up the leaves. Otherwise you must leave them where they fall. Ridiculous!