Dana Point Ends Long-term Offshore Anchoring

Byline: Taylor Hill DANA POINT -- The Dana Point City Council has approved new rules for its free offshore anchorage area off Doheny State Beach, placing a 72-hour time limit on vessels anchore

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Jim says:

March 30, 2018 at 5:51 pm

“Sooooo…what we are going to do is just screw those ten people over because we own and control the ocean, too.” This is why I have ZERO respect for any low life willing to work for the government. These people make me sick with all their control freak b.s. and despicable, scuzzy behavior.

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