San Diego considers restricting on anchoring near North Island

SAN DIEGO — Anchoring boats near the entrance of San Diego Bay might become a severely restricted activity, thanks to an ordinance proposal recently approved by a City Council committee. San Dieg

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Jeff Gough says:

November 29, 2018 at 6:27 pm

AB 2594 MUST BE CONSIDERED. IF BOTH CITY AND COUNTY ATTORNEYS WISH TO WORK FOR FREE FOR THEIR CRUSADE AGAINST FREE SPIRITED GENERALLY LAW ABIDING INDIVIDUALS THEY CAN PRO BONO. IF ONE US$ IS USED A WHISTLE BLOWER LAWSUIT IS AVAILABLE TO STOP LOCAL, COUNTY GOVERNMENT HARASSMENT.

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