San Clemente approves $1 million for new sidewalks
San Clemente leaders allocate a $1 million sidewalk program for the coming year to improve connectivity and safety on older streets. Projects include La Paloma, Avenida Palizada, Riviera Beach, Calle Seville, T Street Beach, and Ola Vista with a 3-0 vote, while two council members abstained due to proximity to home. The plan expands sidewalk repair criteria and explores removing obstructions on public right of way to ensure safer pedestrian routes to beach, school, and downtown areas.
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San Clemente
la Paloma
Avenida Mariposa
Calle Puente
Avenida Palizada
Miramar
Ola Vista Riviera Beach
la Costa
Plaza A la Playa
Monte Cristo Calle Seville
Avenida Cabrillo
Paseo de Cristobal
Esplanade
Vista Marina
Esplanade and
Cristobal
Ola Vista
Avenida Madrid
Avenida Monterey el Camino Real
Marblehead
Jim Dahl
Bob Baker
Tom Bonigut
Fred Swegles
Orange County Register
T-Street Beach
Avenida la Costa
Riviera Beach
San Clemente approves street banner for Hurley Pro
San Clemente will install a street banner along El Camino Real to promote the Hurley Pro world surfing tournament at Lower Trestles September 16 22. The city granted an exception to its nonprofit banner rule amid debate led by Councilwoman Lori Donchak who dissented in a 4 1 vote. The event heads the 2012 ASP World Tour with 32 top surfers led by 11 time champion Kelly Slater.
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San Clemente
el Camino Real
Lori Donchak
Donchak
Hurley
San Onofre Foundation
Hurley Pro
Association of Surfing Professionals
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San Clemente Oks
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Steve Kingston
Kingston
West Escalones
Pacific Ocean
Avenida
Enida de Riviera