Help Rescue The Redondo Beach Waterfront; Revitalize, not Supersize
Breaking News! The lawsuit against the city by Redondo Beach Waterfront LLC (CenterCal Properties) is over! The short version is the city will be paying $2 Million Dollars to Redondo Beach Waterfront LLC (CenterCal Properties) in exchange for them dropping the lawsuit. While this is good news it is only the latest […]
Join the next King Harbor Amenities Meeting on March 7, 2022 at 6:30 PM. Go to the link below and register to let everyone know what you want to do to Revitalize Not Supersize Our Harbor. https://www.khamenitiesplan.com/ With the recent change to a resident-centric majority in our City Council it’s now […]
If you haven’t taken the King Harbor Amenities Survey don’t wait! Go to the link below and let everyone know what you want to do to Revitalize Not Supersize Our Harbor. You can take the survey at the link below: https://www.khamenitiesplan.com/ It’s now your turn to let city leadership know what […]
After fighting for 6 years to have a say in the future of King Harbor, now is our real chance. Thanks to the voters in March 2021, the City Council majority has finally shifted toward being resident-centric. That means your voices will be heard and listened to. Come be a part of it, at long […]
District 1 Voters A Wall Between The Avenues Brad Waller, a member of Redondo’s General Plan Advisory Committee, recently voted there for high-density multi-story housing to be built all along PCH in South Redondo. That means new construction can be built 45 feet tall; and with builder incentives, increased to nearly 60 feet! This […]
Rescue Our Waterfront has tirelessly fought for the revitalization of the Redondo Pier and King Harbor on behalf of Redondo Beach residents. With a citywide election coming soon on March 2, 2021, we feel it’s vital to ensure that an in-depth public discussion and exchange of views regarding these extremely-important community resources takes place. […]
The 2017 Redondo Beach City Councilmembers who approved the CenterCal Harbor Mall. (From Left to Right Christian Horvath, Laura Emdee and Martha Barbee. Former Mayor Steve Aspel is in the middle and floating above is City Attorney Mike Webb overseeing it all). Exactly 4 years ago today on 1/31/2017 the Redondo Beach City Council rushed […]
Two years ago today justice prevailed when ROW, its leadership, and two Redondo Beach elected officials and a campaign volunteer were awarded just over $898,000 defending themselves from a malicious SLAPP lawsuit. The victorious defendants were Mayor Bill Brand, his volunteer Treasurer, Council Member Nils Nehrenheim, and ROW President Wayne Craig. Since that verdict, the […]
Rescue Our Waterfront and Building A Better Redondo filed an appeal today with the California State Supreme Court. It asks to overturn a lower-court ruling undermining the California Coastal Act and weakening citizen-led ballot initiatives. If this ruling were left unchallenged it would allow cities to approve construction projects in the coastal zone without […]
In the attached story, just published in the San Diego Reader , leaders of a Oceanside citizens group have been personally sued by CenterCal’s law firm. This lawsuit, filed by Bradley Hertz of the Sutton Law Firm, is another example of what legal experts are calling “ethically challenged”, a loosely veiled SLAPP lawsuit, and grounds […]