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LA Times - Recovery center worries residents near school Page 3 of 5 <br />Laf-ma police logged calls beginnin, g, i Oct er ,,t�hen Pillars opened the Top of the . . <br />'I facility, and compared thei�lt��llti period from October 2014 <br />1:11rougn january 2015. Police receivea 20 more Mus from Oct.roug an. 29, <br />2016, than the earlier period. Abandoned cars, at 12, accounted for the largest year -over - <br />year increase among categories that included trespassing, theft and burglary. <br />"I understand the frustration you have," Laguna Beach police Det. Cornelius Ashton said. <br />"With that, these facilities are operating all over the county. The city is working hard to <br />regulate places and find ways to make you feel safer." <br />Costa Mesa approved a pair of ordinances that requires group and sober -living homes to <br />be at least 650 feet from one another and obtain special city permits. One of those laws <br />has been legally challenged, putting enforcement on hold. <br />David Mansdoerfer, Moorlach's district director, urged residents to write or call <br />explaining their concerns as senators craft bills for future legislative sessions. <br />Ajit Thind, Laguna's deputy city attorney, said the city is "investigating all possible <br />actions" and indicated a willingness to push for greater local control of group homes. <br />Related Content <br />Third Street hill in Laguna Beach to close to traffic starting Jan. 27 <br />Protection group questions coyote trapping policy <br />Satellite tags trace sea lions re-entering the wild as rescuers brace for more strandings <br />Laguna's charm? That's a trademark <br />Laguna Playhouse leader ready to step down <br />4 Worst fish to eat : <br />hiot,ust.cuii, <br />Never eat these 4 toxic fish that slow fat loss <br />and erode your health <br />http://touch.latimes.com/ 2/10/2016 <br />