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Steve Thomas President of Belmont Park and Todd Gloria say they are “Happy to Celebrate”.
Are They Celebrating Alleged Fraud, Theft, Corruption, Pollution, Labor Violations, Dangerous Conditions and Asbestos Poisoning at Belmont Park?
Here are the TOP TEN SCANDALS at Belmont Park revealed through PUBLIC RECORDS, AUDITS, ENGINEERING REPORTS, PHOTOGRAPHS, VIDEOS, and WHISTLEBLOWERS.
A PUBLIC PARK EXPLOITED into a SCANDAL ZONE.
The Community Demands Answers: Who is Getting Paid to Look the Other Way ?
Cannonball Sushi’s rooftop mesh sails are caked and coated with seagull poop, creating a giant fecal cesspool above diners. Every ocean gust blasts fecal matter across sushi, drinks, and open mouths. Seagull waste carries E. coli, salmonella, parasites, and viruses that can unleash violent diarrhea, projectile vomiting, fevers, infections, organ failure, and even death. The so-called rooftop view is really filth raining down on unsuspecting families eating raw fish.
This is not an unavoidable problem but blatant management neglect that puts profit over health and safety, refusing to replace sails that cost barely fifty dollars while guests eat beneath skies of disease.
Jaw-dropping photos reveal a nest of high-voltage lines crawling across the deck and disappearing under it, feeding gray boxes strapped to sauna walls. Soaked in salt air and rain, this unpermitted wiring is a lethal electrocution trap hiding in plain sight.
Anchored to the very curb that holds the partition frames, gray electrical lines run just inches away, carrying the full power of the cold plunges. The plunges sit on top of an illegally plumbed drain that leaves the slab with no escape for the water splashed out of the tubs.
That water spreads across the slab and pools along the curb, soaking into the cables and the metal frame together. One fault and the frame the water and the concrete can erupt with lethal current, electrifying the entire slab alcove and delivering a violent agonizing death to everyone standing near it.
Every step exposes another scandal with unpermitted construction, toxic shipping containers, collapsing rides, chemical wastewater dumped down storm drains and directly onto the beach.
ADA violations are blatant from blocked access points to the Giant Dipper lift that has been broken and unusable for five years. Illegal trenching storm drain pollution and relentless safety failures turn the beach into a scandal zone where you cannot move ten feet without hitting another violation.
Public records confirm that for years construction and restaurant buildouts have taken place at Belmont Park with no permits, no city inspections, and no asbestos surveys on file.
City documents reveal zero asbestos surveys, zero abatement reports, and zero oversight. Despite this record, walls and ceilings of aging buildings have been torn open while the public walked through the property.
By California law, buildings of this age are presumed to contain asbestos unless proven otherwise. Yet instead of producing testing or abatement records, officials described the work as “maintenance” and closed their eyes to the risks.
Dust from these projects was plainly visible in public areas. No public record shows that barriers, warnings, or protective measures were required or enforced. Shoppers, tourists, employees, and families moved through the property with no notice of whether asbestos was present.
The danger is not hypothetical. One fiber of asbestos can remain in the body for life. Once inhaled it does not leave and can trigger disease decades later. That is why regulators call asbestos a silent time bomb.
The unanswered question is chilling: Has the public been put at risk by years of unpermitted, uninspected construction without asbestos testing? The City has provided no evidence to show otherwise.
This is not “maintenance.”
This is a pattern of negligence documented in the City’s own records.
On city property beneath the shadow of the rollercoaster, photos reveal suspected unpermitted shipping containers with illegal wiring reportedly used as breakrooms.
Experts warn these steel boxes can turn into silent killers trapping heat and releasing toxic chemicals such as formaldehyde pesticides and solvents.
Critics say exploited workers are being forced to choke on toxic air in cancer filled coffins while operators profit and the city looks away.
At Belmont Park’s Tiki Typhoon, thick live power cables are spread across concrete in the open, never buried, never shielded, never safe. A single green wire shoots through a steel fence and clamps onto a copper ground rod stabbing out of the dirt right next to the miniature golf course. That rod is fully exposed, fully reachable, fully grabable by any child at any moment. If a fault rips through the system the instant a child’s hand closes around that copper stake the current can blast straight into their body, ignite the fence, surge into the ride, and turn a family day into screams, collapse, and death in seconds.
Dario De Luca controls Belmont Park from a luxury estate far from the wreckage he leaves behind. Under his rule, families are locked out, disabled residents are traumatized, and a public beach has become a fenced-off festival ground for profit and power. The noise is deafening. The safety violations are blatant. The community is shut out while he cashes in.
Millions in public rent are unaccounted for. His company pocketed $3.65 million in federal relief while workers sued for wage theft. De Luca acts like the laws don’t apply to him — untouchable, unreachable, and unbothered by the destruction he causes.
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After FOX 5 exposed the rotting wood and rusted bolts, a green mesh wall suddenly appeared, blocking all public view. No repairs. No explanation. Public Shut Out as Green Mesh Hides Coaster deterioration and decay.
The screen violates Section 5.9 of the lease, which states: “LESSEE shall not erect, construct or maintain any signs, decorations, awnings, flags or other devices or materials visible from the exterior of the Premises without the prior written consent of CITY.”
This is public land. The damage is theirs. The secrecy is illegal. What are they hiding Tear it down. Let the public see the truth.
THIS IS HOW CHANGE BEGINS.
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Is the Beach House Breaking Alcohol Laws with Illegal Raves?
Once the family-friendly Wave House, it’s now the Beach House, trading waves for Raves.
We believe these events require an ABC Type 90 License, which they don’t appear to have—raising serious concerns that demand investigation.
Music over 100 decibels shakes homes, echoes half a mile, and disrupts lifeguards.
Chaotic crowds regularly draw police, fire, and ambulances, straining city resources.
Is the Beach House endangering the community?
We recommend reporting your concerns to the appropriate state or federal agency or consulting a licensed attorney. This is not legal advice; it is for informational purposes only.
Labor and Employee Rights Resources – San Diego
1. California Labor Commissioner’s Office – San Diego
2. Office of Labor Standards and Enforcement – County of San Diego
3. Legal Aid Society of San Diego
4. Employee Rights Center
5. Workers’ Rights Clinic – Legal Aid at Work
6. U.S. Department of Labor – Wage and Hour Division, San Diego District Office
7. San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program
8. National Labor Relations Board – San Diego Resident Office
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Belmont Park Scandals Exposed: An Explosive Investigation into Allegations of Toxic Asbestos, Fraud, Corruption, Dangerous Conditions and Public Betrayal