City Manager’s Weekly Update – November 3, 2017

• County health officials issued an advisory for Glorietta Bay Park shoreline early Friday, November 3 advising avoiding water contact
• Halloween recap from Orange Ave and Margarita
• Silver Strand traffic community meeting was held in the Cays with city officials, staff and residents to discuss traffic issues
• Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday at 2am (Saturday night) –  “Fall Back” by setting your clocks back one hour
• C3 Gallery opened its newest exhibition “Portraits, Places and Things”
• Veterans Day weekend activities will bring an increase in pedestrian and vehicle traffic over the three-day holiday weekend
• Cays tennis courts and basketball court have been upgraded to LED lights
• The Navy has released a draft environmental impact statement now available for public comment and will hold five public meetings, the first on Monday, November 13
• The portable restroom at South Beach at Avenida del Sol is out of order and has been closed while staff works to identify the problem

Each week, the City Manager’s Office provides an update that includes information on programs, services and issues within the City, as well as news, project updates and follow-up information when necessary.

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• Glorietta Bay Beach Advisory: County health officials issued an advisory for the Glorietta Bay Park shoreline early Friday, November 3. Advisories are issued when bacterial levels exceed state health standards. The County Department of Environmental Health advises avoiding water contact during the advisory. A sanitary sewer spill occurred earlier this week on the nearby naval base. However, it is unknown whether that was the cause of the advisory. Sources also could include discharge from a water vessel or tidal action. The City will continue to monitor water quality in the area and all around Coronado’s waterways.

• Portable Restroom Out of Service:  The Portable Restroom at South Beach, at the end of Avenida del Sol, is out of order and has been closed. Staff is working to identify the issue. As soon as the problem is identified, staff will estimate the time it will take to make repairs and provide the information to the public. Portable restroom units have been placed at the site. The City thanks the community for its patience.  

  

For the complete City Manager’s Weekly Update, visit the city’s website.