OC Keeps Beaches and Parks Open to Enjoy, but Closes Parking Lots to Limit Crowds

OC Keeps Beaches and Parks Open to Enjoy, but Closes Parking Lots to Limit Crowds
Metered parking in downtown Laguna Beach, Calif. Jamie Joseph/The Epoch Times
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SANTA ANA, Calif. (CNS)—On March 24, Orange County CEO Frank Kim told Orange County supervisors that parking lots to all of the county’s parks and beaches were being closed to discourage visitors who have not been complying with the state’s social distancing requirements during the CCP virus emergency.

The supervisors attempted to vote on the restrictions themselves after discussing the issue, as has been done in Los Angeles and San Diego counties, but there was concern about whether the board could do so right away while still complying with Brown Act regulations governing open meetings.

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