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Is the City Liable for Sunset Cliffs Coastal Erosion of Private Properties? - Vimarsana News

Is the City Liable for Sunset Cliffs Coastal Erosion of Private Properties?

A bunch of condo complex owners at the foot of Bermuda Avenue in Ocean Beach want the city to help them pay for dealing with Sunset Cliff erosion problems on their property. These Ocean Beach residents say they’re worried coastal erosion could seriously impact their condo complex, Oceanus. Russ Rasmussen, a resident of Oceanus told…

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A contentious P.G. luxury hotel proposal goes to the Coastal Commission with changes. - Vimarsana News

A contentious P.G. luxury hotel proposal goes to the Coastal Commission with changes.

For years, opponents of a proposed luxury resort hotel to replace the American Tin Cannery contended the project was too large and not properly vetted by the City of Pacific

Pacific Grove Council approves letter in support of ATC revisions - Vimarsana News

Pacific Grove Council approves letter in support of ATC revisions

“I think as a city we need to keep moving forward, and I think it’s going to be up to the Coastal Commission. I think we should go one step further and have a council member present at the meeting.” Councilwoman Debby Beck said.

Assistant Community Development Director | Planetizen Jobs Board - Vimarsana News

Assistant Community Development Director | Planetizen Jobs Board

City of Ventura seeks Assistant Community Development Director. Learn more about this position and other opportunities on the Planetizen Jobs Board.

Supervisors approve Moss Beach housing development - Vimarsana News

Supervisors approve Moss Beach housing development

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted unanimously to approve the development of 71 new low-income units in Moss Beach, a plan that has long faced a