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Del Mar residents sue transit district over bluffs fencing project - Vimarsana News

Del Mar residents sue transit district over bluffs fencing project

Del Mar residents filed a lawsuit seeking to halt the North County Transit District’s railroad fencing project along the Del Mar Bluffs.

Del Mar residents take transit district to court to halt construction of blufftop fence - Vimarsana News

Del Mar residents take transit district to court to halt construction of blufftop fence

Group seeks injunction to stop safety project along train tracks

Coastal Commission approves Solana Beach seawall - Vimarsana News

Coastal Commission approves Solana Beach seawall

Homeowners had sued state agency; owner to donate $140,000 as part of legal settlement

A weak spot in Solana Beach's seaside armor - Vimarsana News

A weak spot in Solana Beach's seaside armor

SOLANA BEACH, Calif. — Solana Beach has a weak spot in its armor, and the California Coastal Commission is refusing to let homeowners fix it. Most of the city’s seaside homes sit nearly 90 feet above the beach behind a carefully crafted, faux-rock seawall that protects the base of the cliffs from the erosion of the surf. At high tide, Solana Beach has no beach. The waves crash against the concrete walls almost everywhere except Fletcher Cove, which the town fathers carved out from the bluffs with fire hoses during a development boom in the early 1920s. But on the northern end of town, th...

A weak spot in the Solana Beach armor - Vimarsana News

A weak spot in the Solana Beach armor

Print Solana Beach has a weak spot in its armor, and the California Coastal Commission is refusing to let homeowners fix it. Most of the city’s seaside abodes sit nearly 90 feet above the beach behind a carefully crafted, faux-rock sea wall that protects the base of the cliffs from the erosion of the surf. At high tide, Solana Beach has no beach. The waves crash against the concrete walls almost everywhere except Fletcher Cove, which the town fathers carved out from the bluffs with fire hoses during a development boom in the early 1920s. But on the northern end of town, there’s a 50-foot ...