Giant Seawall At Pleasure Point (East Cliff Drive) Wins Approval
The California Coastal Commission last week signed off on the county’s plan to build one of the largest, and perhaps most decorative, seawalls on the Monterey Bay
Pleasure Point / East Cliff Drive Parkway And Seawall Hearing
The California Coastal Commission (CCC) staff has recommended approval of the above project conditional upon their recommendations as can be found on page 11 of their staff report.
County Approves East Cliff / Pleasure Point Seawall
PLEASURE POINT “” The cliffs are falling into the ocean, and county supervisors agreed Tuesday to move ahead with a 1,100-foot seawall along scenic East Cliff Drive to save the bluffs from further slides.
Public Hearing For The East Cliff Drive Bluff Protection & Parkway Project
The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors will be holding a Public Hearing on Tuesday, 3/20/07 at 9:00 AM at the Board of Supervisors Chambers, Fifth Floor, 701 Ocean Street, Santa Cruz, for the Development Permit and Certification of the Project EIR for the East Cliff Drive Bluff Protection & Parkway Project
Report: Seawall Not A Threat To Surf
PLEASURE POINT “” Plans are resurfacing for an 1,100-foot seawall to protect the cliffs, homes and a pedestrian pathway in Pleasure Point. And this time, the plan is backed by research claiming the seawall won’t threaten the area’s famed surf breaks.
Washed Away
Erosion at Pleasure Point has the county looking at coastal armoring””again””to the dismay of local surfers
Scientists Study Famed Pleasure Point Surf
Enter the government scientists. Their mission: to create the first distinct record detailing how surf breaks under different conditions, and they’re doing it here at Pleasure Point, between 41st Avenue and Moran Lake.
East Cliff Esplanade Project Has A Long Road Ahead
County Supervisor Jan Beautz, who represents Live Oak, says before money is allotted for the project, neighbors must settle their differences.
Revised EIS/EIR For The East Cliff Protection & Pathway Project
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCYhttp://www.sccoplanning.com/eirs/eirecliffseawall/default.htmEast Cliff Seawall Proposal Back On County’s Agenda
Santa Cruz County plans to move forward to protect East Cliff Drive.