According to the Capitola Police Department, no one was injured by the slide and Park Avenue is not directly impacted by the erosion, "but this serves as a great reminder to be aware of our surroundings, especially during high tide and near possibly hazardous sections of cliff," police officials wrote in a social media post.
"At the end of the day, we're on the hook for the cost increase," explained Mitch Weiss, interim executive director of the commission. "We're not in a strong negotiating position."
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Caltrans will use the money to create development of service plans for two rail corridors in the Santa Cruz County and Central Coast area, which will then later facilitate prioritization of funding for projects within the corridors.