Hear the motions related to early stage solutions for the White Point Landslide, as proposed by the CSPNC Landslide Committee – at 6:30 tonight at the Cabrillo Marina Community Room, adjacent to the Doubletree Hotel. Many of your fellow PRA Board members carried over these recommendations from the PRA Traffic Committee – including increased signage, [...]
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NBC Los Angeles San Pedro Slide Zone Braces for Rain Paseo Del Mar is off limits and it could get worse with an impending weekend storm KTLA Rain Threatens to Send San Pedro Cliff Sliding Again CBS Los Angeles San Pedro Residents Around Landslide Area Brace For Wet Weather
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All Neighbors Invited – Where: Cetacean Room, Point Fermin Park When: 5:00 pm AGENDA 1) Call to order, 5PM 2) Volunteer for Recording of Minutes 3) Introductions 4) Public comment on non-agenda items 5) New Concerns 6) Agency Update, 5:30PM a. Current status (e.g., stabilization, utilities, lighting, equipment, traffic routing as applicable); b. Plans for [...]
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Palisades Residents who are interested in serving on the Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council’s “Ad Hoc” White Point Landslide Committee should contact the CSPNC and attend the next meeting on Monday, February 27 at 6:30. Palisades Residents Association leadership will support the efforts of the CSPNC, while continuing to inform the residents as information is [...]
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Here’s an update from LA City Engineer Gary Lee. Also, LAFD went underground last week… Read below. Here’s the inside scoop / summary of accessing underneath the Nike Missle site: 1st step – General meeting at the site with City agencies, including the Fire Department to discuss and formulate a plan. This was done on [...]
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Fellow residents – Your PRA Board had a productive meeting last night, covering multiple key topics. Meanwhile, here’s a basic “official” update from City of Los Angeles Public Affairs Dept. re: the Paseo landslide … Word has it that a visit to the tunnels beneath are next: The geotechnical firm of Shannon & Wilson has [...]
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Construction of the Downtown Harbor Water Cut is scheduled for mid-January 2012 and as of January 8, 2012 the parking lot between Fire Station 112 and the Maritime Museum will no longer be available. The Harbor Department will be posting signs in the parking lot the week of January 2nd to inform the public. The lot [...]
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The County Flood Control District will complete all work to divert the storm drains by tomorrow – Friday December 16. As part of the county’s normal routines they will periodically conduct inspection of the drains. The berms have been constructed and everything else is done. The County is hydroseeding the slopes/bluff areas that were disturbed. [...]
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Lawrence Cuaresma reports about land surveys east of the slide. No more movement detected, as recently as the 7th. This is good news for residents. Notes from surveyor, Mark Santistevan: There are three points that he monitors on the curb face fronting the house at 1481 W. Paseo Del Mar and three points in an [...]
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The consultants for the City of Los Angeles (Shannon & Wilson Inc.) are installing 9 survey sites (inclinometers) at White Point to monitor the landslide. This will require accessing the sites with a rig spanning 6 feet in width. The digging will disturb an area approximately 10 feet in diameter per bore, with additional minimal [...]
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