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Dana Point planners approve Salt Creek beach access mats and three wheelchairs with 3-year review
Summary
The Dana Point Planning Commission approved Coastal Development Permit CDP25-0024 to install 256 linear feet of accessible beach mats and three beach wheelchairs at Salt Creek, funded by a $30,000 grant; approval includes a condition for a community development director review every three years to verify maintenance and functionality.
The Dana Point Planning Commission on April 27 approved Coastal Development Permit CDP25-0024 to install accessible beach mats and provide three beach wheelchairs at Salt Creek Beach, adding a condition that the installation be reviewed by the community development director with OC Parks every three years.
Associate Planner Garrett Wake described the proposal as 256 linear feet of 6-foot-wide rolled recycled nonwoven polyester mats extending from the existing pathway to about two feet above the mean high-tide line; the mats would be seasonally anchored with stakes. "The pathway will be constructed of recycled nonwoven polyester rolled material," Wake said, and staff recommended…
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