Clear Lake Mirror Reporter

Use of ATVs already approved by city

The Ventura City Council has approved the operation of all-terrain and utility terrain vehicles on designated streets within its city corporate limits and is currently moving toward passage of a ordinance allowing golf cart use within the community.

A resolution passed unanimously by the Council Feb. 13 allows ATV and UTV operation on the full span of West and East Lake Streets within the city limits, as well as on Main Street from its intersection with Lake Street south to the grade.

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(Above) Ice harvest underway - The ice harvest operation began in the late 1800s in Clear Lake and continued into the 1940s.  The ice blocks, approximately 22x32 inches, where loaded into railroad cars, trucks and ice houses for transportation and storage.  The ice harvest provided winter jobs for many in the area.  Pictured is the ice being loaded into the ice house, which was located at the present day water treatment plant.