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ALL beach property is owned by someone - either by a private party or the government. Absent any local ordinance, the removal of sand from a beach is considered theft and you could be charged accordingly under prevailing, criminal statutes.

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It varies by location, but in many places, there are regulations in place to limit the amount of sand that can be removed from beaches. These regulations are in place to protect the natural environment and prevent erosion. It is important to check local laws and obtain any necessary permits before removing sand from a beach.

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