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City HallDecision Diverts $1.38 Million in City Funds, Suspends Sand Compatibility and Opportunistic Use Program for Two Years to Seize a Quick-Turnaround Opportunity.
Coast & SurfCity Officials and Residents Are Grappling with Significantly Diminished Beaches, Acknowledging Past Inaction as a Potential 'Super El Niño' Threatens Further Coastal Erosion, While Newport Beach Expedites Its Sand Efforts.
City HallSan Clemente Leaders Unanimously Voted to Bring 30,000 Cubic Yards of Sand to North Beach, Allocating City Funds and Suspending a Long-Term Sand Replenishment Program.
Coast & SurfCity Officials Acknowledge That Decades of Under-Prioritization Have Left San Clemente's Coastline Vulnerable, Prompting Residents and Leaders to Seek Urgent Solutions as Neighboring Newport Beach Moves Quickly to Restore Its Shores.
Rail & RoadsOrange County's Largest Transportation Agency Has Approved Emergency Measures to Stabilize the Coastal Train Tracks, Including Adding 690,000 Cubic Yards of Sand, but Securing Necessary Equipment Will Delay Delivery.
City HallThe Unanimous Vote Allocates $1.38 Million for 30,000 Cubic Yards of Sand, with Placement Potentially Starting in Late June.
