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Preserving access: One group aims to keep the Cuesta Inlet accessible to everyone with future land purchase

Preserving access: One group aims to keep the Cuesta Inlet accessible to everyone with future land purchase

Locals around San Luis Obispo County have enjoyed the privately owned Cuesta Inlet for decades. But the prospect of new owners stepping in launched an effort to take the inlet into the public's hands.

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