More salt marsh restoration?
More good waterfront development news. POLA may actually have finally decided to spend mitigation funds where there most needed - in the Harbor itself. The Breeze is running a quick story on the initiative, which is apparently going to be on a faster track than the proposed waterfront improvements.
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Don't forget the clean-up of the Dominguez Channel this Saturday:
September 16th, 2006
9AM-Noon
http://www.healthebay.org/volunteer/ccd/2006/eventinfo/
For more information, please call: Cathy Beauregard (310) 514-3367
In partnership with Council Woman Janice Hahns & Assembly Member Betty Karnette,
54th District
Join us for Coastal Cleanup Day in the Dominguez Channel, Saturday, September
16th, 9:00AM-12:00PM
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visit
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*Volunteers under 18 must have waiver signed by parent or guardian.
Registration and free parking at: 2006 Opp Street,Wilmington
Off the intersection of Anaheim and Henry Ford
Thomas Guide page 794 H-6.
The article didn't make it very clear just how much more salt marsh restoration there would be, in addition to the tiny area we have now. Jess Morton made it sound like he wasn't expecting much. Any insiders out there have a clue?
I'd love to hear more myself - I really wish the Breeze was either more detail oriented or would hold stories until the really important details came in.
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