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Newspaper
Laguna News Post
Location
Laguna Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2013
Page
1
A simplified view on obesity states that consuming more calories than burned leads to weight gain. The text notes jewelry ownership by Janice Meeks of Anaheim and cites an age of eight with a weight of eighteen pounds after a recent visit to the local context.
A 37 pound 14 year old tabby named Buster, owned by Wayne Eggleston of San Clemente, is dubbed the county's heaviest cat after visitors at City Hall and staff selfies, amid an informal weight poll by the Orange County Register.
The American Veterinary Medical Association reports about 74 million pet cats versus 70 million dogs in the United States. The gap may reflect cats hiding illnesses, leading to less frequent veterinary care and delayed checkups for felines.
Laguna Beach residents push for stricter regulations to shield ocean and scenic views, with the View Equity Committee delaying final draft. A public hearing drew about 40 residents as revisions were approved for further staff review and another public session before City Council consideration.
Highlights outline how homeowners prove a primary view such as a living room or hallway and how views can be recorded by the city. Once recorded, views cannot be obstructed. Staff must notify nearby property owners within 500 feet of view maintenance responsibilities. If a view is obstructed, the offender has 30 days to comply. Exemptions include vegetation under 6 feet, city vegetation, heritage trees, and city-approved trees. The claimant bears restoration costs while the vegetation owner covers ongoing costs unless otherwise agreed. For details, visit the view equity committee page at lagunabeachcity.net.
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