Alamitos Bay Landing, a potential microcosm of waterfront redevelopment costs

LONG BEACH ― Coastal cities up and down the coast from San Diego to Ventura are redeveloping waterfront properties to be more appealing and to ultimately increase the economic value of these harbors

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Chris C says:

April 13, 2017 at 10:39 am

Boat owners who support Marina and local businesss should have priority for SECURE PARKING for the amount of money they spend on slip fees and for their support of local business.

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1. Michael L says:
  
  April 14, 2017 at 4:16 pm
  
  Thanks Chris (I think I know who this is lol) and absolutely agree. We pay a lot for this water and many of us have been here for many years. Nina’s article was fair and accurate and the boaters are very appreciative of the initiative she took in investigating and reporting this.
  
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