Laguna Beach lifeguard HQ to become greenest on coast
Laguna Beach breaks ground on a $6 million lifeguard headquarters to expand from 1350 to 2200 square feet with 800 square feet of public restrooms. The glass and concrete building aims for LEED Silver with a solar roof, panels, skylights, bamboo cabinetry, and LED lighting. It will house a 30-tower dispatch center, training space, and separate gender locker rooms, improving emergency response and daily briefings.
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Laguna Beach to study view protection ordinance
Laguna Beach City Council unanimous vote to form a committee to revise the 2008 view preservation ordinance after concerns from more than 30 speakers about losing ocean views. Mayor Kelly Boyd seeks stronger enforcement, with a 90 day committee report and potential retroactive provisions for pre 2003 views.
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Laguna Beach Breakers Rally With Freshman Momentum
A year after going winless, the Lagu na Beach girls basketball team has transformed into a confident unit. Infuses of freshmen and battle-tested resolve lift the Breakers to a double-digit win total as Orange Coast League play begins to heat up. Page 9.
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