Coastal Commission Approves San Clemente Sand Replenishment Project
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Coastal Commission Approves San Clemente Sand Replenishment Project
The OC Transportation Authority’s plan to add 690,000 cubic yards of sand to the coast will move ahead after the Coastal Commission signed off on permits last week. Voice of OC is Orange County's nonprofit newsroom. We rely on donations from people like you to sustain our news agency. Please make a contribution today: https://voiceofoc.org/donate
California Coastal Commission Approves Permit
The California Coastal Commission approved a permit to protect the coastal rail corridor, allowing OCTA to place 690,000 cubic yards of sand at local beaches. The approved permit advances OCTA’s protection of The post California Coastal Commission Approves Permit appeared first on Railway Track and Structures.
The California Coastal Commission unanimously approved a project on November 5 to protect the railroad line passing through San Clemente from coastal erosion, wave action, and landslides. The decision granted a 10-year permit for works including 690,000 cubic meters of sand, rock fill, and a new seawall. The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA), which owns the tracks, said the commission's decision was a protection measure…
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