SEAL BEACH
A second community meeting on possible bed-and-breakfast zoning for Seal Beach is scheduled for 7 tonight at City Hall.
City planners have proposed an zoning ordinance that would allow 75-year-old homes to be converted to bed-and-breakfasts as a way of historic preservation.
City Manager Keith Till said the proposed ordinance would apply to commercial-type property and he would like to “dispel any myth that any B&B; will go next to any existing family residences.”
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