1.   But the bikes were the last to leave the old race track which actually used the beach as a part of its four-mile race track.

2.   In Stamford, nonresidents can use the beach but they cannot park in beach lots.

3.   Some Connecticut municipalities allow nonresidents to use their beaches but charge them higher fees for parking and entry.

4.   The erosion was a disaster for river runners, who use the beaches to camp during excursions through the Canyon that can last for weeks.

5.   Its beaches are used for practicing amphibious landings as well anti-mining procedures.

6.   Many Connecticut towns let nonresidents use their beaches, but charge them exorbitant parking fees or require them to walk to the waterfront.

7.   Many Connecticut towns charge nonresidents exorbitant parking fees to use their beaches or require them to walk to the waterfront.

8.   Now, the city wants to charge businesses or their out-of-town guests more money to use the beaches.

9.   One study found that almost a quarter of the people using marine beaches develop ear infections, sore throats and eyes, respiratory or gastrointestinal disease.

10.   When a guest checks out, the tag gets passed to another guest so that they, too, can use the beaches without buying a tag.