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Massachusetts 's House passed a bill that seeks to clarify when a beach that has moved by erosion, storms, or rising sea levels qualifies as public land.
The bill's sponsors say the measure is about ensuring access to the state’s beautiful coastline for not just one person but for all.
Richard Friedman , a wealthy and colorful real estate specialist, says his push behind the bill passed by the House is to let “people have use of what they already own”.
It's unclear if, or when, the bill could emerge in the Senate , which too must pass it for it to reach Governor Maura Healey ’s desk.
Lawmakers are scheduled to wrap up formal sessions Wednesday , though should it not pass before then, it's possible for legislation to pass later.
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