City-owned beaches have been closed for the past two weeks in an attempt to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Most L.A. County beaches, as well as trails and recreation areas, remain closed, so O.C.'s shores might end up being a big draw this weekend.
“If someone from another city is wanting to come to our beach, it is going to be very difficult for them to find parking,” Sund said. “And if they come here and think they can spend the day here, they’re quickly going to learn that is not something we are going to allow on the beach currently.”The city could not say exactly when beaches would reopen this weekend because it is still working through the logistics of parking and other restrictions.
He said that the city also has been in contact with state officials about possibly reopening San Clemente State Park and San Onofre State Beach and expects a determination to be made on those areas soon.
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