San Diego finally addresses abandoned vessels at Zuniga Jetty

SAN DIEGO—An ordinance aiming to restrict the amount of time a vessel could anchor at the top of San Diego Bay is finally on the books – ending a multiyear campaign to regulate boating activities

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james johandle brothmolew the III, in rest. says:

May 30, 2023 at 9:15 am

This is crazy, CRAZY. Let me tell you in my 52 years on this earth have I never heard of this occurance happening. Personally my boat would never do this! I would never let this happen!

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