Laguna Beach View Regulation Talks Grow at Committee Meeting
Residents and community groups voiced opinions as Laguna Beach’s View Equity Committee continues exploring rules for view obstruction. Speakers urged various approaches, including maintaining current regulations, promoting harmonious planting, and creating a trained mediator to aid enforcement.
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Laguna Playhouse Rent Waiver Sparks Budget Debate
Laguna Beach council approved a 14 000 waiver for Laguna Playhouse amid water damage and flood repairs. Officials noted past aid, warned against a pattern, and required the theater to cover 1 400 of the total. Executive Director Karen Wood said the waiver would help the 2013 operations and cultural programming.
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Aliso Beach fire pits spark council push for local control
Laguna Beach residents near Aliso Beach complain of smoke from five fire pits while the City Council, 5-0, urges local management amid a South Coast Air Quality proposal to ban rings near homes. District meeting attendance planned. residents describe fires as near-constant incineration. Fire officials report few beach incidents.
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Laguna Beach Trolley Gets 3.61 Million OCTA Grant
Laguna Beach approved for a 3.61 million grant from the Orange County Transportation Authority Measure M funding to expand its free trolley service for the summer festival season and offseason. The grant will extend service into spring and winter starting next year as the town boosts transit options. A separate note: the South Coast Water District may raise water and sewer rates by about 9 to 10 percent for a typical single family home, with a public hearing at 6 p.m. July 25 in Dana Point City Hall.
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Laguna Beach seeks half‑million Cal Recycle grant
The city believes it may qualify for a 500000 grant to help remove hazardous waste from a Laguna Canyon site. A June 20 Laguna News-Post report misstated the grant amount due to an editor’s error and will be corrected. Corrections can be sent to the publisher in writing.
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