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Coastal Flood Warning Downgraded in Long Beach; Building Damage Reported

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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The National Weather Service downgraded its Coastal Flood Warning to an Advisory, indicating minor to moderate coastal flooding might still occur near times of high tide. Mayor Rex Richardson announced that powerful waves caused damage to waterfront buildings near Treasure Island. Specifically, eight buildings containing 13 residences were red-tagged, and one building was yellow-tagged after waves pounded the waterfront.

From nbclosangeles.com

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The event caused building damage and required major infrastructure repairs in Long Beach. Emergency repairs necessitate unplanned municipal funding, which impacts the budget oversight of the city council.

From nbclosangeles.com

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