Dana Point declares local emergency after Marie-fueled surf damages 16 beachfront homes
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Dana Point declared a local emergency after Hurricane Marie-fueled surf and coastal flooding damaged at least 16 beachfront homes; nine oceanfront homes were red-tagged as unsafe and seven yellow-tagged for structural damage, with no city infrastructure damaged. City teams will coordinate with agencies as conditions along the coast are monitored, while residents install emergency protections such as a boulder barrier in a bid to curb further erosion amid forecasts of more storms from El Niño.
Topics:nation#beachfront-homes-damaged#california#coastal-flooding#dana-point#hurricane-marie#local-emergency
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