The easement of coast police obligates leaving a right-of-way within the salvage zone of how many meters wide?

• A. 5 meters
• B. 6 meters
• C. 7 meters
• D. 8 meters

Answer: (B)

The concept here is the required width of the public easement for coast police within the salvage zone. In coastal law, the salvage zone is a designated strip along the shore where a right-of-way must be kept to ensure public access and safety, facilitating patrols and emergency response. The width specified for this easement is six meters. This six-meter corridor provides a clear, usable passage for authorities without unduly restricting adjacent landowners’ use of their property outside the salvage zone. Within this easement, construction or vegetation that would block access is not permitted, and encroachments can be subject to regulatory action. The other widths do not meet the regulatory standard, so they don’t satisfy the requirement.