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The controversial State Parks project to restore and enhance the Malibu Lagoon finished up last Friday, when it was reopened to the public after nine months of construction. The official ribboncutting ceremony for the lagoon is planned for May 3.
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The Malibu Times is not what one might call an objective news outlet. Rather it typically spouts whatever tripe the pretty people like to hear. They have long been critical of this project, mostly subsittuting political rant from wealthy people or burnt-out folks who did way too many controlled substances in their youth for actual fact and objective assessment. So you must read this piece with an understanding of the cloudy, implied controversy that lingers. For example, they don't explain that the project dealys were mostly caused by weathly foks suing to slow the project down. That those delays and related issues ate up huge amounts of public funding (which went to lawyers, etc. rather than on teh ground restoration or restoration planning).
But....the good news is that the restoration will formally be open in two weeks. I hope to see everyone there!