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“Larry the Volunteer”

Rescue July 8, 2016 No comments

Getting the word out.

Paid shrill/hack/manager for Centercal and and the Chamber, ran Christian Horvath’s Campaign

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Initiative Wording DRAFT – 3rd Version
King Harbor CARE Initiative Final Submission

Posts

  • Welcome 2019 – ROW Needs Your Support! January 13, 2019
  • The long and sordid matter of the “Sham” personal lawsuit by CenterCal “Shills” reaches a happy conclusion November 21, 2018
  • ROW Is Going To Court November 9, 2018
  • Appeal of the Galleria Plan – Text of 10/2/18 Presentation to Redondo Beach City Council by Doug Boswell October 5, 2018
  • Buyer Beware, El Segundo! September 6, 2018

Events

Redondo Beach City Council Deliberations Regarding Revitalization of the South Bay Galleria, Tuesday, January 15, 6:00 p.m.  Council Chambers, Redondo Beach City Hall, 415 Diamond Street, Redondo Beach CA  90277

The South Bay Galleria needs to be revitalized, but the plan submitted by QIC, the owner, has critical problems that need to be fixed before the Redondo Beach City Council should approve it. Have your voice be heard during the public comment period before the City Council deliberates the issues. More information on the issues is available here:

Appeal of the Galleria Plan – Text of 10/2/18 Presentation to Redondo Beach City Council by Doug Boswell

 

Thank you to everyone who attended the first Mayor’s Summit on Repurposing the Redondo Beach Power Plant and Edison Right-of-Way Land

The AES power plant is still for sale and has been for two years. When the plant permanently retires December 31, 2020, the large power lines that stretch all the way to the 405 fwy can be removed as well. This is an incredible opportunity for the South Bay to finally add the much needed park and open space to our community.

The 50-acre power plant property is zoned for a public utility-power generation or a park. Any zoning change will require a public vote. So, regardless of who buys the property or when, the new owners will have to work with the community to shape the future of our waterfront.

On October 4th, 6:30pm, at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, Mayor Brand held the first “Mayor’s Summit on Repurposing the Redondo Beach Power Plant and Edison Right-of-Way Land.” This was a series of presentations from experts outside of Redondo Beach who have performed similar projects including Millennium Park in Chicago, that maximize, not minimize, parks and open space. Many design and development experts are very excited and interested in helping Redondo Beach with this incredible opportunity.

 

Thank you to everyone who attended the Nils Nehrenheim Court Trial Wine Fundraiser!

CenterCal attorney Bradley Hertz of The Sutton Law Firm attempted to crash the party to intimidate supporters with subpoenas.  He was relegated to stalking attendees in the parking lot, hiding under a rock.

We killed the Waterfront Project. We Certified Measure C at Coastal Commission. And…

Yes, the lawsuit personally against Nils goes to trial in November.

An update to the lawsuit: The trial date is been moved back to November.  Nils and the other SLAPP defendants hired an election law expert and also had to pay more deposition and other Court costs.  It’s grown very expensive to defend these frivolous lawsuits and has taken a significant amount of time as well.  We cannot begin to express our gratitude and appreciation for your continued support, and we humbly ask you to please help more; as much as you can.  And tell friends who also value the hard work we’ve done on behalf of protecting the quality of life in our city and for our community.  We would not have been as successful with our efforts if not for your constant loyalty, contributions, and support.

At the California Coastal Commission meeting on August 9th in Redondo Beach, Bradley Hertz, CenterCal’s attorney representing the two residents suing Nils, ROW, Bill Brand, Bill’s volunteer campaign treasurer, and ROW’s leader Wayne Craig, subpoenaed seven residents while public comment was happening for Certification of Measure C.  He also stalked Nils’ legal expense fundraiser with subpoenas.  Intimidation? Harassment? Retaliation? Wow!!!  This is indicative of what we’ve been going through and we are so very proud to say #RedondoDetermined!  We will not surrender to these baseless threats.

Please join us in continuing your support of helping us defend ourselves against these SLAPP-type lawsuits.  Checks are gratefully accepted and can be sent to:
“Nehrenheim Legal Defense Fund”
344 Avenue E
Redondo Beach, Ca 90277

ROW Measure C Victory Party

Thank you to the nearly 150 supporters who attended the ROW Measure C Victory Party! 

The California Coastal Commission has approved and certified Redondo Beach’s Ballot Measure C regarding development on our pier and harbor, passed by the Redondo Beach voters by a margin of 14% in the March 2017 election.  

Thank you to everyone who attended our June 27 ROW FunRaiser!

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  • Welcome 2019 – ROW Needs Your Support! January 13, 2019
  • The long and sordid matter of the “Sham” personal lawsuit by CenterCal “Shills” reaches a happy conclusion November 21, 2018
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  • Buyer Beware, El Segundo! September 6, 2018
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