The California Coastal Commission claims the property has been suppressing public access to the coastline, as well as public parking and a beach located by the resort.
The California Coastal Commission claims the property has been suppressing public access to the coastline, as well as public parking and a beach located by the resortFor decades, people on Ingraham street passing by Mission Bay's Paradise Point resort having been driving by under the mistaken impression that the 44-acre site was private and off-limits to the public, despite it having been built on city-owned land and subject to the same public-access beach policies the rest of the...
"It’s just a great little gem – a hidden gem I call it," San Diegan April Gleed told NBC 7 on Sunday. "This strip of beach is kind of like our quiet piece of heaven in San Diego that not a lot of people know about," Gleed added.
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