Perhaps we should ask that a kayak rack be built to hold a dozen kayaks, open to public use...it is very common in shorefront communities. Kayaks would need to be labeled with name/contact info and could be locked by the owner. Any unmarked kayaks could be removed routinely or claimed by someone who wants a kayak.

A nice and appropriate solution for a beach with large expansive areas. This is tiny beach...a rack for kayaks would be an obstruction to viewing the small beach and waterfront area and basically another "eyesore" ... people need to take their personal kayaks home or risk losing them to theft or storm surge. The city must/has/will collect these and keep them as unclaimed property... if you have one there best get a move on... or regret it.

It's only for summer months I'm sure when fall/winter hits people will pick up their kayak no biggie if the don't then city will. Or I'll have a new one. Happy kayaking

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THIS REMAINS UNADDRESSED PRIVATE KAYAKS STILL ON PUBLIC BEACH