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Coastal Commissioners would ‘very much’ support limited access to La Jolla Cove (opens the original)
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Members of the California Coastal Commission recently said they would “very much” support a proposal for limited access to La Jolla Cove. Though no action was taken, the board discussed the idea during its Sept. 10 meeting. The limited-access proposal was recently submitted by the La Jolla Parks & Beaches board and is being considered as part of ongoing efforts to keep distance between people and the sea lions that rest on the beach at La Jolla Cove. The proposal would keep La Jolla Cove open to
La Jolla planners endorse appeal of Red Roost, Red Rest proposal (opens the original)
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A planned appeal of the city of San Diego’s proposal to care for La Jolla’s Red Rest and Red Roost cottages received further support on Sept. 3, when the La Jolla Community Planning Association voted to sign onto a letter recommending the city reconsider its position. The La Jolla Parks & Beaches board endorsed the same letter — written by local historic preservationists Laura DuCharme Conboy, Seonaid McArthur and Diane Kane — in July. Both cottages were included in the La Jolla Park Coastal His
La Jolla planners approve ‘gorgeous’ Pearl Street project (opens the original)
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The La Jolla Community Planning Association recently lent its support to a proposal that would redevelop “a very active” corner of The Village. During its Sept. 3 meeting at the La Jolla Recreation Center, the LJCPA voted unanimously to support a project known as The Pearl, which would demolish the existing 2,980-square-foot single-story commercial structure spanning locations at 1941-1945 Pearl St. at Girard Avenue and construct a 17,172-square-foot mixed-use structure with residential units, r
Fundraising underway to install new benches in La Jolla Shores (opens the original)
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The Walter Munk Foundation for the Oceans is looking to raise $90,000 in the coming months to install new wave-themed benches within Kellogg Park in La Jolla Shores. The city of San Diego Parks & Recreation Department recently gave the Walter Munk Foundation permission to install four new benches there at a cost of $30,000 each. Funding for one has already been secured, and the foundation is seeking three $30,000 donations to purchase the others. The new benches would be located on the east side
La Jolla Rec Center now closed on Mondays under new San Diego city proposal (opens the original)
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The La Jolla Recreation Center is poised to be closed on Mondays for at least the next fiscal year, following a city of San Diego decision about how to reduce operating hours and help close a $146 million deficit projected for the 2026-27 fiscal year. Additionally, hours were reduced on other days. The new operating hours at the 615 Prospect St. recreation center went into effect at the end of August. At the Aug. 26 La Jolla Community Recreation Group meeting, representatives from the city of Sa
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