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In Isla Vista, the site of University of California at Santa Barbara, apartment buildings regularly lose front patios and facades to the encroaching ocean, sliding down 200-foot cliffs toward the beach. A major coastal railroad track between Orange County and San Diego is closed frequently — most recently in April after new slides — as erosion undermines the ground beneath it. Repair costs for several sliding sections have reached $14 million so far.
Overnight, during the late hours in Isla Vista, the site of the University of California at Santa Barbara, apartment building lost their front patios and facades due to the encroaching ocean, sliding down 200-foot cliffs towards the beach. These slides have also caused havoc between Orange County and San Diego, on the major coastal railroad tracks, most recently occurring in April, where erosion had undermined the ground beneath it.  The repair cost for several sliding sections has reached $14 million so far. There are still more developments to come.