Five years of drafting, one morning of public notice, and no clear answer about the problem it is meant to solve. Bureaucracy met beach culture head-on last night.
Ninety-one years after the first tournament on the Clark Complex green, Hermosa Beach asked whether it should still be there. The bowlers packed the chamber last night to give their opinion.
Former City Manager Suja Lowenthal, her former Deputy Angela Crespi and Public Works Director Joe SanClemente were among the top earning civic staff last year
Five years of drafting, one morning of public notice, and no clear answer about the problem it is meant to solve. Bureaucracy met beach culture head-on last night.
Ninety-one years after the first tournament on the Clark Complex green, Hermosa Beach asked whether it should still be there. The bowlers packed the chamber last night to give their opinion.
Hermosa Beach voters will decide in November whether to raise the local sales tax by a half cent — the city's third try in four years. The deciding vote came from Councilmember Ray Jackson, who called the measure a hope rather than a plan and then voted for it anyway.
Hermosa Beach voters won't see a Greenbelt dog park question in November. The City Council declined 5-0 to place the measure on the ballot Tuesday, though it separately approved a privately funded feasibility study of both the Greenbelt and Valley Park East on a 3-2 vote.