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Goldenrod bridge may get historic designation

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The Newport Beach City Council plans to pursue a local historic designation for the Goldenrod concrete pedestrian bridge, which was built in 1928.

Rather than embark on the lengthy application process for state-level recognition, which could slow future public works projects on the bridge, council members decided Tuesday that the site should be honored on a local level.

Under council policy K-2, sites in Newport Beach can be added to the city’s Register of Historical Property under five classifications: major historic landmark, historic landmark, local historic site, structure of historic interest and point of historic interest.

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— Emily Foxhall

Twitter: @emfoxhall

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