City Council Corner: Reflections on 2023, Hopes for 2024
Councilmember Mark Enmeier authors this month’s City Council Corner, in which he highlights some of the city’s accomplishments this past ...
Tag: Sand replenishment
The Levin Letter: Want to See Congress at Work? Look No Further Than San Clemente
With the San Clemente Shoreline Project about to officially get underway, delivering 250,000 cubic yards of sand to the town’s ...
All I Want for Christmas Is Some Sand
Next month, the San Clemente sand replenishment project will begin in earnest, as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and ...
A Surf Season of Thanks
If you live and surf in San Clemente, Dana Point or surrounding areas, you have much to be thankful for, ...
Pre-Construction Work Starts for Sand Replenishment Project
San Clemente Shoreline Project officials have started preparing for the arrival of the dredge that will be used to deliver ...
Coastal City Leaders Discuss Eroding Coastline
An October meeting known as the “C7 Summit” saw leaders from seven cities from the counties of Orange and San ...
Coastal Administrator: Sand Replenishment Project Anticipated to Begin in December
The city’s contract coastal administrator provided an update about the upcoming San Clemente Shoreline Project to the San Clemente City ...
News Next Door: Army Corps Prepares to Begin Dredging Harbor Next Year
The Army Corps of Engineers will begin dredging the Dana Point harbor in winter 2024 after years of sand accumulation, ...
Council Approves Coastal Administrator Contract
The San Clemente City Council on Tuesday, Oct. 3, approved a three-year contract that would pay up to $165,000 annually ...
Preliminary Resiliency Concepts Prioritize Sand Nourishment at Critically Vulnerable Beaches
San Clemente residents heard from city officials Wednesday, Sept. 27, about varying concepts that could be used to stop sand ...
City Welcomes New Coastal Administrator to Lead Local Shoreline Initiatives
The city’s new coastal administrator, Leslea Meyerhoff, seeks to advance San Clemente’s goal of protecting its beloved beaches.
GUEST OPINION: The Railroad in South San Clemente Must Move Off the Beach
Mandy Sackett, Senior California Policy Coordinator for Surfrider Foundation, and Henry Chou, chair of the Surfrider’s South Orange County Chapter, ...
The Foley Report: Updates on Senior Summit Planning, Dana Point Harbor Advisory Committee Meeting, Tropical Storm Hilary, and Upcoming Events
Fifth District Supervisor Katrina Foley gives readers an update this week on some of the projects and initiatives she’s been ...
The Foley Report: OCAC Kennel Program, Rail Service Updates and More!
In her latest Foley Report, OC Board Supervisor Katrina Foley updates the community on the county’s latest efforts to improve ...
City Council Corner: Domes, Beaches, and Our Future
Fresh off a vacation with his family, Councilmember Mark Enmeier authors this month’s City Council Corner, where he reflects on ...
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