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1 week ago |
voiceofoc.org | Annie Lewis |Britney Henderson
Dana Point city staff can now greenlight short-term rental permits without waiting for city council approval, while council members are also pushing forward efforts to crack down on unpermitted rentals. Short-term rentals – commonly known as Airbnbs – provide Transient Occupancy Tax revenue to cities. The tax, also known as a bed tax, is charged when visitors spend the night at a hotel or short-term rental.
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2 weeks ago |
voiceofoc.org | Annie Lewis |Britney Henderson
Dana Point is expected to add a Marines memorial in Heritage Park to honor those who served and recognize the city’s connection to the 5th Marine Regiment at Camp Pendleton. Proposed by the Dana Point 5th Marine Regiment Support Group, the project will center around a bronze statue of a Marine being welcomed home by family members. Surrounding elements are slated to include a granite wall, two concrete benches and inscribed pavers.
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1 month ago |
voiceofoc.org | Annie Lewis |Annie Lewis |Britney Henderson
Dana Point City Hall. Credit: JESSICA RUIZ, Voice of OC Two new pickleball courts are set to be added to Dana Point’s Del Obispo Park, among a slew of other renovations, as residents across Orange County advocate for additional court space for the sport. Council members approved an agreement with a design firm to work on plans for the park in a 3-0 vote during a meeting last month.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
living360.uk | Annie Lewis
Whether you prefer a traditional topping or an adventurous twist, Pancake Day 2025 is your time to enjoy every delicious bite. Happy flipping!Pancake Day is one of the most delicious dates in the calendar, giving us all the perfect excuse to flip, drizzle, and indulge. Whether you’re a lemon-and-sugar purist or a Nutella enthusiast, everyone loves these disks of buttery goodness. But why do we eat pancakes on this day? And why does the date change every year?
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Dec 3, 2024 |
voiceofoc.org | Angelina Hicks |Ava Brandt |Annie Lewis
A sales tax increase ballot measure that would have earmarked millions of dollars in funding for sand replenishment projects in San Clemente is likely to fail — based on current results from the Orange County Registrar of Voters. “It is discouraging that we couldn’t get that supermajority,” Councilmember Mark Enmeier said in a Nov. 13 phone interview.
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