California Coastal Commission deals another blow to Redondo Beach project

SAN DIEGO — A proposal to drastically revitalize Redondo Beach’s King Harbor waterfront might not be consistent with public access policies and a Local Coastal Program, according to a determinatio

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Dotty Pringle says:

August 26, 2017 at 7:54 am

Same thing happeneing here, LA Developer Palmer wants to ignore public land use and only profit for themselves. We have a Harbor Director who does not believe she must follow
state rulings and backdoors everything. Continues to ignore
environmental issues and claims she is always exempt!

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