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    Fence blocking public access to beach enjoined

    Private action  •  Throgs Neck, Bronx

    Neighbors win claim of express easement to access beach along Long Island Sound. In 1928, Locust Point Estate subdivided a large parcel of land on the Throgs Neck peninsula in the Bronx into six residential parcels, and recorded a declaration granting to the new owners easements over six private roads including Casler Place, a dead-end street leading to a patch of beach on the shore of the Long Island Sound. Casler Place remained a private road until 1986 when the City dedicated all but the eastern end of the block as a public street.  (read more…)

    Tags : Casler Place, Locust Point Estate, Thomas Acquafredda
    Date:02/15/2012
    Category : Court Decisions
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