Join our email list
 
     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

current Lifeguard tower

Lack of a protective sea wall creates dangerous conditions during the winter months.  Sand is washed away creating a drop off from the site to the beach.  Construction equipment must be brought in to push up sand to the level of the site providing a ramp for rescue vehicles to safely access the beach.

back to top

The garage provides space to park one vehicle.  A wooden shed provides additional space for storage of rescue equipment.

back to top

Employees maximize efficient use of limited storage space in the garage.  Lifeguard staff often conduct training in this cramped space and sometimes outside in the driveway.

back to top

Lack of a protective sea wall often results in sand being pushed up to the building and may obstruct entrance into the first aid room (blue door).  It is not uncommon for the building to experience flooding during the winter storms.

back to top

Large structual cracks are evident throughout the building.

back to top

The first aid room is outdated and small.  the room also serves as an entryway and meeting room.  The adjacent bathroom is not ADA accessible.

back to top

This ladder provides the only means to access the second floor.  Staff and administrative offices are upstairs.  The public must also go upstairs to pay citations.

back to top

Male and female staff share one shower and locker room.

back to top

Employees work in a cramped office often sharing desk space.

back to top

 

Join Us and Get Involved

Join the Friends of the Powerhouse at their monthly meeting and get involved in your community. Newcomers are welcome. 

Meetings take place monthly:

•  The third Wednesday of the month (September through June)
•  9:00AM at Jake's (1660 Coast Boulevard next to the Powerhouse Community Center).

 

© 2008 Friends of the Powerhouse, Del Mar, California.     All rights reserved