City Breaks Ground On Moss Street Beach Improvement Project

LAGUNA BEACH, CA — The city just broke ground on a million dollar project that will improve accessibility to a popular neighborhood beach.

On Monday, Oct. 2, Laguna Beach city officials held a groundbreaking ceremony to start the construction of a new beach access project at Moss Street Beach.

The project is funded by Governor Gavin Newsom’s office and will cost a total of $1,225,000, according to the city.

In addition, the funding for this project was requested and secured in the state budget by State Senator Dave Min and was also supported by Assemblywoman Diane Dixon.

The Moss Street Beach Access project will improve public beach access at the site and includes removing existing beach accessways and constructing new concrete pathways, stairways, and stairway bridge structures, improving accessibility, and providing additional landings to create areas to enjoy the views of the ocean and the coastline in Moss Cove, the city said in a statement.