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La Jolla Scenic Drive North being eyed as site for new water reservoir to help firefighters (opens the original)
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As part of its ongoing work to promote fire safety and awareness, the La Jolla Town Council hosted representatives from the San Diego Fire-Rescue department during its Sept. 10 meeting at the La Valencia Hotel. Among them was Fire-Rescue Operations Chief John Brubaker, who discussed a proposal to establish reservoirs or tanks in La Jolla from which firefighters could refill helicopter tanks with fresh water, saving critical minutes during a wildfire by reducing the need for helicopters to fly to
Despite city limitations, La Jolla Parks & Beaches board seeks enforcement of sidewalk vendors (opens the original)
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In response to the return of sidewalk vendors to La Jolla’s public spaces, the La Jolla Parks & Beaches board drafted a letter asking that the city of San Diego enforce the rules it can to deter their presence. At its Aug. 24 meeting at the La Jolla/Riford Library, the LJP&B board unanimously voted to send a letter to San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria, City Council President Joe LaCava, District 7 Councilman Raul Campillo, Parks and Recreation Director Andy Field and city staff urging the city to resu
La Jolla Parks & Beaches board to submit resolution recommending limited access to The Cove (opens the original)
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Amid ongoing discussions on how to keep people away from sea lions at La Jolla Cove, and facing the possibility of a partial closure there, the La Jolla Parks & Beaches board introduced a resolution recommending reduced access to La Jolla Cove during its Aug. 24 meeting. The proposal would keep La Jolla Cove open while limiting access to only allow swimmers, snorkelers and divers — and prohibit other forms of access and beach recreation there — during the sea lion pupping season of June 1 to Sep
‘Back to the wild west’: S.D. Council president discusses sidewalk vending in La Jolla (opens the original)
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A pair of San Diego City Councilmembers were on hand at the Aug. 19 La Jolla Shores Association to discuss the burgeoning issues of street vendors and public access at local beaches. Joined by District 7 San Diego City Councilman Raul Campillo, San Diego Council President and District 1 representative Joe LaCava said the city’s street-vending laws remain on the books but that a recent court ruling has limited how the city can enforce some of its rules, including its ability to seize vendors’ pro
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