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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LA City Harbor District Storm Water staff went out to the area between Mossy Rock and Joan Milke Flores Park at Paseo del Mar to observe the pavement issues described by resident Mona Reddick. The roadway from the west end of Pt Ferman Park to Roxbury Ave was observed for the reported distress. The City [...]
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We have received an update on the land movement at the Paseo del Mar landslide from the City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works: Most recent City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering Geotechnical Division survey data: The most recent survey measurements indicate the landslide is moving at a rate of approximately 4 inches [...]
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Paseo Del Mar – County Public Works Update as of November 15, 2011 (Received 11/16/2011, 10:36pm) Ground movement in the area has intensified. The vertical displacement on Paseo Del Mar near the intersection with the access road is about six feet. A portion of the access road leading from Paseo Del Mar to the beach, [...]
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This coming Monday, the Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council will be discussing the Paseo del Mar landslide (see Agenda Item 15 below). If you would like to let your neighborhood representatives know your opinions/suggestions, please attend this meeting. Item 15. Consideration of a motion regarding Paseo del Mar landslide response. Whereas, the emergency conditions in [...]
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Palisades Residents Association (PRA) Special Meeting November 7, 2011 Corner Store 6:00pm Dave Behar, PRA president, gave welcome and M.C.ed the meeting Eve Wight, the new LAPD Harbor Division Sr. Lead Officer for our area suggested we lock up and keep things out of view. In terms of traffic problems: landslide related traffic, sending [...]
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The Paseo del Mar landslide is back in the news since the city released a Paseo del Mar Fact Sheet last week. NBC L.A. has an article San Pedro Landslide Grows with an aerial photograph of the damaged area. The Daily Breeze also posted an article: Paseo del Mar land movement now officially a landslide [...]
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Mike Browne, chair of the PRA Traffic Committee, was allowed into the closed off section of Paseo del Mar to take photographs of the landslide. The changes are pretty dramatic since the time the road was first closed two months ago. Mike says “Some of the fissures go down 40 plus feet and some fissures [...]
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The Daily Breeze has an article this morning about the White Point Nature Preserve and how the landslide has affected it. Read the article here. The preserve isn’t the only entity that has been hard hit by the landslide. Our local businesses have seen a significant drop in business. After a year of planning and [...]
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Tonight, the city released a fact sheet on the Paseo del Mar landslide to keep residents updated. If you have questions that are not addressed here, please use the comments section below and we will pass them along to city officials. Site Conditions • The ocean frontage bluff areas of San Pedro were formed by [...]
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