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Santa Monica’s July/August Seascape Edition Now Available Online:

The latest edition of Seascape is now available.

The City of Santa Monica has published its July/August edition of Seascape.

It is published six times annually to inform residents about city programs and services.

Featured highlights include:

  • New City Manager Rick Cole
  • Home-sharing Ordinance
  • Building Blocks for Kindergarten
  • New Water Conservation Campaign
  • Bike Sharing
  • New Zoning Ordinance
  • Santa Monica Weekly on CityTV
  • “Go With the Flow” Traffic Management
  • Big Blue Bus Service Improvements

The July/August Seascape is now available at smgov.net/seascape.

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