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City Anticipates Restart of Shoreline Project Soon - Vimarsana News

City Anticipates Restart of Shoreline Project Soon

The San Clemente Shoreline Project is underway once again, after a four-month delay that included a frantic push for new permits and changes to the project's schedule.

Levin, California Senators Request City Not Be Held Responsible for Additional Shoreline Project Costs - Vimarsana News

Levin, California Senators Request City Not Be Held Responsible for Additional Shoreline Project Costs

Rep. Mike Levin joined two California U.S. Senators in sending a letter to U.S. Army officials that requested the City of San Clemente not be forced to pay over $2.5

Council Approves New Borrow Site for Shoreline Project with Pending Restart - Vimarsana News

Council Approves New Borrow Site for Shoreline Project with Pending Restart

Sand placement operations for the San Clemente Shoreline Project are anticipated to resume near the end of April, as the City Council’s approval of a project modification on Tuesday night,

Council Highlights Need for Revenue with Sand Projects Looming - Vimarsana News

Council Highlights Need for Revenue with Sand Projects Looming

San Clemente city officials discussed the urgent need to increase the city’s revenue streams to fund major capital projects during the Long Term Financial Plan item at the City Council

City Officials Working Nonstop to Resume Shoreline Project, Mayor Says - Vimarsana News

City Officials Working Nonstop to Resume Shoreline Project, Mayor Says

San Clemente Mayor Victor Cabral updated the public about the postponed San Clemente Shoreline Project at the City Council's meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 6, in lieu of an appearance from