La Jolla Recreation Center bocce and reopening getting closer
The playgrounds and other outdoor areas at the La Jolla Recreation Center are open to the public, while the center’s indoor areas and equipment checkout remain closed.
(Elisabeth Frausto)
April 30, 2021 2:14 PM PT
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The city of San Diego has put in play the La Jolla Community Recreation Group’s plan for a temporary bocce court on the La Jolla Recreation Center grounds along the Draper Avenue sidewalk.
The CRG, the Rec Center’s advisory board, which has pursued the bocce court since 2017, heard at its April 28 meeting that the court has been approved for a right-of-entry permit to allow non-city employees to build it.
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La Jolla recreation group eager for temporary bocce court
The La Jolla Community Recreation Group discussed steps toward installation of a temporary bocce court at the Recreation Center.
(Elisabeth Frausto)
Jan. 30, 2021 8 AM PT
The La Jolla Recreation Center is one step closer to having a temporary bocce court installed, and its advisory board hopes work on the project will begin imminently.
San Diego Parks & Recreation Department area manager Rosalia Castruita told the La Jolla Community Recreation Group during its Jan. 27 meeting that she is “working on getting a few documents that have to be attached to the right-of-entry” permit application.
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The city police traffic section, meanwhile, said officers would be out enforcing stop sign compliance this week with Broadview Avenue, Craig Henry Drive, Dovercourt Avenue, Draper Avenue, Fairlawn Avenue, Iris Street, McClellan Road, and Navaho Drive “among many locations we’ll be focusing on in the coming days.”
Speeders are on their radar, too, like the “lead-footed” driver doing 183 km/h on Limebank Road Tuesday.
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