Tag: Emerald Bay

Seeing Red Over a Signal

Seeing Red Over a Signal

| March 28, 2012 | 1 Comment

Editor, Emerald Bay’s leadership has railroaded their community, Caltrans and now Laguna Beach’s City Council into accepting a traffic light and a grandiose entrance to Emerald Bay.  They have already spent over $1 million to buy this traffic light that they will pay for because Caltrans does not believe it is necessary. Here we have [...]

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Delay for Emerald Bay’s Traffic Signal

Delay for Emerald Bay’s Traffic Signal

| March 22, 2012 | 0 Comments

Despite the Emerald Bay Community Association’s financial support for a $2.7 million Coast Highway traffic signal near the gated main entry, Laguna Beach’s City Council on Tuesday delayed its installation and instead called for an independent traffic study. The homeowners’ association, which sought required city approval for the project to proceed, performed two studies of [...]

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Swimmers Dive in for Coastline Crawl

Swimmers Dive in for Coastline Crawl

| September 7, 2011 | 0 Comments

Organizers of this year’s Aquathon, an Emerald Bay to Ritz Carlton coastline race on Sunday, Sept. 11, are forecasting calm weather. The next swell isn’t expected to arrive until Monday, Sept. 12, said “aqua-guy” organizer Gary Cogorno. “We expect a calm ocean, two foot, with the customary late afternoon wind push to help us around [...]

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Emerald Bay Still Pursues its Own Signal

Emerald Bay Still Pursues its Own Signal

| August 7, 2011 | 0 Comments

Despite the lack of support from Laguna Beach’s City Council, an Emerald Bay homeowners’ group will continue to pursue installing a traffic signal at the main entrance to the neighboring but unincorporated north Laguna gated community. And, it will do so despite a lack of support from some Emerald Bay residents. Proponents of the signal [...]

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Human Smugglers Come Ashore in Emerald Bay

Human Smugglers Come Ashore in Emerald Bay

| June 21, 2011 | 0 Comments

U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested two illegal aliens last Thursday in Laguna Beach, among possibly nine passengers aboard a small, panga-style boat that disgorged its human cargo along Emerald Bay’s crescent oceanfront, some of the county’s priciest real estate. Nine life jackets and 13 gas cans containing 80 gallons of fuel were found on the [...]

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City Seeks Members for Disaster-Planning Committee

City Seeks Members for Disaster-Planning Committee

| May 12, 2011 | 0 Comments

The City Council is currently accepting applications for seven terms on an Emergency Disaster Preparedness Committee, established earlier this month. As this is a newly appointed committee, to stagger its terms four appointments will be for two years, and three for one year. Residents of Laguna Beach and Emerald Bay are welcomed. The committee will [...]

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Double Standards?

Double Standards?

| December 17, 2010 | 0 Comments

Editor, I read with interest in the local papers that the Laguna Beach City Council adopted a new fire ordinance, despite the fact that none of the devices now planned for extinction have ever been known to cause a fire in Laguna Beach.   Talk about a “nanny state!”  Are we next going to outlaw [...]

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