US EditionLifeguards seek repairs for outdated station in Mission Beach
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$1 million proposal to repair Mission Beach lifeguard station advances
A San Diego City Council committee on Thursday advanced a proposal for $1 million to repair the Mission Beach lifeguard station, nearly a year after a structural evaluation of the building found “immediate hazard mitigation needs to occur.”
Lifeguards seek repairs for outdated station in Mission Beach
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) -- Lifeguards in Mission Beach are seeking emergency funding to repair a station they say is outdated and likely unsafe to inhabit. Cracks can be seen from the base of the building, all the way up to the ceiling. That's on top of the clear signs of rust and erosion. The Mission Beach Lifeguard station is seen. (KSWB) Lifeguards also told FOX 5/KUSI that the issues are more than just cosmetic, explaining that the braces of …
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obrag.orgFire-Rescue Want to Repair Mission Beach Lifeguard Station, Once Again Ocean Beach Is Ignored
A funny thing just happened about local lifeguard stations. Not funny funny, but odd funny and something that disparages Ocean Beach -- again. All of a sudden, the San Diego Fire-Rescue department -- the city department in charge of the lifeguards and their stations -- is insisting on an emergency $1 million in repairs to the Mission Beach Lifeguard Tower. And a city council committee, the Active Transportation and Infrastructure Committee will …
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