Khosla is wrong, he doesn't have to provide anything except access to a path to the beach that already exists.
And California basically already seized an easement on his land years ago when they passed the law requiring beach access (although I'm not 100% sure how that's structured legally).
He might have a point about needing to maintain a relatively safe path, but so does every property owner in Malibu and they all seem to have it figured out.
And California basically already seized an easement on his land years ago when they passed the law requiring beach access (although I'm not 100% sure how that's structured legally).
He might have a point about needing to maintain a relatively safe path, but so does every property owner in Malibu and they all seem to have it figured out.