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City Launches Breakwater Workshops

Written by Editor, Kurt Helin

Published 10/02/2008 on Grunion Gazett

People have been talking about making changes to the breakwater off the Long Beach coast for decades — now the city wants to hear what you have to say.

As the first steps in the city’s $100,000 “reconnaissance study” for modifying the breakwater, the city is hosting a series of workshops.

Written by Surfrider Long Beach Chapter

The Surfrider Foundation's Long Beach Chapter had a major success this past week at the June 17th Long Beach City Council meeting. The City voted to move forward on a contract to prepare the Reconnaissance Study (on the economic benefits of reconfiguring the LB Breakwater).

Long Beach Breakwater Study - Click to view video

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http://cbs2.com/video/?id= &cid=228

About the Long Beach chapter

Written by Surfrider Long Beach

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The Long Beach Chapter of Surfrider Foundation is a unique chapter in that we're one of the only chapters to be located at a beach without waves! That's right, no waves. You may ask yourself how can the entire coastline of the City of Long Beach, California which is home to the USA's second largest international commercial sea port have "No Waves"?