SEAL BEACH
City Council members recently rejected a plan to put Gatorade advertisements on beach trash cans, saying they did not like the look of the proposed displays. The city has an agreement with the Orange Coast Marketing Coalition to receive 125 free trash cans plus $2,000 in cash to allow trash cans with ads on the beach. But council members said they didn’t like the Gatorade ads and appointed two members to work with the organization to better define what kinds of ads they would like to see on city beaches.
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