The La Quinta Surf Park Voted to Kill the Surf Park
Proposed surf park in California desert is rejected by La Quinta City Council In early November, the La Quinta California Resort & Spa voted unanimously to kill an 18-acre plan for a surf park…
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Proposed surf park in California desert is rejected by La Quinta City Council In early November, the La Quinta California Resort & Spa voted unanimously to kill an 18-acre plan for a surf park…
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