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| | The mission of the Code Enforcement office is to preserve and promote public safety and welfare by enforcing the standards of the Laguna Beach Municipal Code. Code Enforcement investigates possible violations of the code, which include sign regulations, zoning code, property maintenance, business license requirements and the noise abatement program. Code Enforcement also responds to complaints of the Uniform Housing Code and complaints of construction without a permit.
Tenant/landlord issues are typically considered civil matters unless they are building safety and/or unpermitted construction issues. For more information regarding tenant/landlord issues, please visit the Fair Housing website: http://www.fairhousingoc.org/index.html.
Complaints may be filed by calling the Code Enforcement office at (949) 497-0301, or by completing the form below.
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Construction will begin Monday to resurface over 120 streets in the following neighborhoods: (1) Top of the World, (2) between Broadway and Boat Canyon, (3) between Park Ave and Thalia St, and (4) South Laguna. Preliminary work will consist of replacing broken curbs and gutters and sealing or reconstructing badly cracked pavement. Streets adjacent to the High School will be paved prior to Labor Day. Other areas will be resurfaced in September and October.
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The Parking, Traffic and Circulation Committee met on July 22 to consider possible restrictions on skateboarding within the City. The meeting was held at Thurston Middle School in anticipation of a large number of attendees. Approximately 160 to 170 people attended the meeting. Committee members heard comments from 35 speakers. The Committee had formed a subcommittee to study the issue. The subcommittee is expected to have final recommendations for the full Committee to consider on September 23rd.
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On July 18, Laguna Beach Police and Fire personnel were dispatched to a home in the 200 block of Wave Street for a report of a 56 year old man who had fallen. An officer arriving initially determined that the man was not breathing and requested a second officer bring the Automated External Defibrillator. After initially attempting to resuscitate the man with breaths, the defibrillator was applied and indicated a shock was required.
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505 Forest Avenue
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
Phone: (949) 497-0712 Fax: (949) 497-0771
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