San Clemente seawall proposal finally earns Coastal Commission approval

Plans to build a seawall on a sandy beach in San Clemente were finally approved by the California Coastal Commission, only a few weeks after the agency balked at the city’s initial proposal. The Coastal Commission needed more time to consider San Clemente’s seawall proposal in October; commissioners were presented...

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