San Clemente adopts Complete Streets plan for bikes and cars
City officials push a Complete Streets based plan to calm traffic and improve safety for pedestrians cyclists. The document proposes traffic calming bike parking and painted lanes along El Camino Real and Camino de Los Mares with education campaigns to share the road. The plan cites California state law and references a 2012 bicycle tour by city leaders.
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San Clemente plans bid for citywide Complete Streets bike upgrades
The city considers a twoway El Camino Real reconfiguration from North Beach to Calle del Comercio with parking and bike lanes or green shared lanes, plus a tunnel under I-5 and new bike routes to Dana Point. Sharrow painting, bike parking, and sidewalks near schools are proposed as Phase plans.
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Residents Debate Bike Safety and Coastal Path Plan
Residents criticize cyclists ignoring stop signs and call for action while drivers view cyclists as nuisances. They urge bike lanes and a safe Coast Highway path from Camino Capistrano to North Beach for continuous, protected use.
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San Clemente residents complain of unsafe roads and parking
A City of San Clemente survey reveals residents feel the road network is unsafe with five way stops and drivers not easily seen by others. They report heroic moves daily to avoid collisions and criticize illegal parking blocking driveways. Residents urge flatter streets and safer circulation.
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City weighs coastal permit delays on iconic beach rest room upgrade
Commissioners questioned costs and delaying tactics as the city pushed a renovation of the popular pierside rest room. The council, 3-2, kept the plan moving after debate on funding transfers and whether to call back the project. Coastal permit timing and federal accessibility rules loom over interior changes and price.
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San Clemente plans upgrades for six beach restrooms
In 2010, San Clemente outlined a plan to upgrade and maintain six beach restrooms at North Beach Corto Lane the pier base the pier and at T Street and South T Street. Then Councillor Wayne Eggleston called the facilities deplorable and the worst in Southern California. The top-priority restroom beside the pier could cost 200000 to 250000 to renovate with a goal of improving city perception through brighter cleaner facilities as over two million beach visitors arrive yearly.
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SC Vape Lounge opens in San Clemente amid vaping boom
SC Vape Lounge at 4015 El Camino Real opened in November and plans a grand opening with music food raffles and free juice samples. Owner Derek Worden says the shop sells only e cigarettes and offers more than 300 juice flavors and 25 models, amid a small but growing Orange County market with competitors like Vix Vapes.
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SC Vape Lounge Opens in San Clemente at 4015 S El Camino Real
A new commerce item notes the listing of SC Vape Lounge located at 4015 South El Camino Real in San Clemente, marking its address and business presence in the area.
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