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RANCHO PALOS VERDES CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
APRIL 7, 2009
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 P.M. by Mayor Clark at Fred Hesse Community
Park, 29301 Hawthorne Boulevard and was immediately recessed into closed session.
The meeting reconvened at 7:12 P.M.
City Council roll call was answered as follows:
PRESENT: Long, Wolowicz, and Mayor Clark
ABSENT: Gardiner (excused) and Stern (excused)
Also present were Carolyn Lehr, City Manager; Carolynn Petru, Deputy City Manager;
Carol Lynch, City Attorney; Dennis McLean, Director of Finance/ Information
Technology; Joel Rojas, Director of Planning, Building, and Code Enforcement; Jim
Bell, Director of Public Works; Ara Mihranian, Principal Planner; Gary Gyves, Senior
Administrative Analyst; Angelina Madrid, Administrative Intern; and Carla Morreale, City
Clerk.
Also present was Andrea Vona, Executive Director of the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land
Conservancy.
FLAG SALUTE:
The Flag Salute was led by Dennis McLean, Director of Finance and Information
Technology.
MAYOR'S ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Mayor Clark highlighted a new business in the City of Rancho Palos Verdes, Think
Prime Steak House on Western Avenue, and introduced Paul Aghilipour, representing
owner Kashi Aghilipour.
RECYCLE DRAWING:
Mayor Clark announced Recyclers of the Month from the March 17, 2009 City Council
meeting: H. Cherman and Richard Wold. He indicated that all winners receive a check
for $250 representing a year of free refuse service and urged everyone to participate in
the City's recycling program.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA:
Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz moved, seconded by Councilman Long, to approve the
Agenda as presented.
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Without objection, Mayor Clark so ordered.
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
None.
CITY MANAGER REPORT:
City Manager Lehr noted that she has enjoyed dinner at Think Prime Steak House and
echoed the Mayor's compliments of the restaurant.
NEW BUSINESS:
APPROVAL OF CONSENT CALENDAR:
City Clerk Morreale reported that she distributed late correspondence regarding Item
No. 11 (Martingale Trail Easement Realignment) prior to the meeting.
Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz stated that he would like to make a brief comment on Item
No. 5 (Border Issues Status Report) and clarified the date and time of the public hearing
before the City of Los Angeles Planning Commission in downtown Los Angeles City Hall
East regarding the Ponte Vista project on Western Avenue in San Pedro to be on
April 9, 2009 at 8:30 A.M.
Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz moved, seconded by Mayor Clark, to approve the Consent
Calendar.
The motion passed by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Long, Wolowicz, and Mayor Clark
NOES: None
ABSENT: Gardiner and Stern
Motion to Waive Full Reading
Adopted a motion to waive reading in full of all ordinances presented at this meeting
with consent of the waiver of reading deemed to be given by all Council Members after
the reading of the title.
Approval of the Minutes (301)
Approved the Minutes of the February 17, 2009 Regular Meeting and the February 28,
2009 Special Meeting/Tactical Planning Workshop.
FY07-08 Single Audit Report (602)
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Received and filed the Single Audit of Federally Assisted Grant Programs dated June
30, 2008 ("Single Audit Report").
South Bay Regional Transit Project (306)
Authorized the Mayor to sign the letter of support for a Federal grant application
submitted by the Cities of Redondo Beach and Torrance for the construction of the
South Bay Regional Transit Centers Project.
Border Issues Status Report (310)
Received and filed the current report on the status of border issues.
Adoption of Ordinance No. 487 — Second Reading (1900 x 701)
ADOPTED ORDINANCE NO. 487, "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
PALOS VERDES APPROVING A ZONE CHANGE (CASE NO. ZON2008-00649) ON A
PORTION OF AN EXISTING 19.63 ACRE PARCEL LOCATED AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF CRESTRIDGE ROAD AND CRENSHAW BLVD (APN #7589-013-905)
FROM OPEN SPACE HAZARD (OH) TO INSTITUTIONAL (I); AND ALSO AMENDING
MUNICIPAL CODE SECTION 17.26.030.E FOR THE PURPOSE OF FURTHER
DEFINING THE LAND USE CATEGORY "HOMES FOR THE AGED."
Resolution for the Retention of Fees for Administrative Costs Related to the
Collection of Building Permit Fees Required by Senate Bill 1473 (1203)
ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 2009-21, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF RANCHO PALOS VERDES, REGARDING THE BUILDING PERMIT
FEE REQUIRED BY SENATE BILL 1473 AND RETENTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE
FEES RELATED THERETO.
Claim Against the City by Kathleen Ampudia (303)
Rejected claimant's application for leave to present a late claim and directed staff to
notify the claimant.
Second Amendment to Professional Services Agreement RPV TV Station
Manager (305)
Authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the second amendment to the
Professional Services Agreement with Mark J. Doddy to provide Station Manager duties
for RPV TV.
Furniture Procurement for the Planning Department (1204)
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1) Awarded a contract to D&R Office Works, Inc. for the design, purchase, and
installation of modular furniture and a new counter at the Planning Department in the
amount of$65,179 and authorized staff to spend up to an additional $821 for possible
extra work or unforeseen conditions, for a total authorization of$66,000; and, 2)
Authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a contract with D&R Office Works, Inc.
Martingale Trail Easement Realignment (701)
ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 2009-22, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF RANCHO PALOS VERDES, AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER,
THE DEPUTY CITY MANAGER, OR THE DIRECTOR OF PLANNING, BUILDING AND
CODE ENFORCEMENT OF THE CITY OF RANCHO PALOS VERDES TO: 1)
ACCEPT AN EASEMENT DEED DEDICATING TO THE CITY REAL PROPERTY
KNOWN AS THE "MARTINGALE TRAIL EASEMENT" (INSTRUMENT NO. 78-168460)
AND 2) EXECUTE A CORRESPONDING QUITCLAIM OF A PORTION OF THE TRAIL
EASEMENT TO MR. AND MRS. GLENN SMITH.
Revision to Investment Policy- FY08-09 (602)
Approved the proposed revision to the FY08-09 Investment Policy for the City of
Rancho Palos Verdes to enable further diversification of the City's cash portfolio as may
be deemed appropriate.
November 2008 Monthly Report of Cash Balances (602)
Received and filed the November 2008 Monthly Report of Cash Balances for the City of
Rancho Palos Verdes.
December 2008 Monthly Report of Cash Balances (602)
Received and filed the December 2008 Monthly Report of Cash Balances for the City of
Rancho Palos Verdes.
Register of Demands
ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 2009-23, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF RANCHO PALOS VERDES, ALLOWING CERTAIN CLAIMS AND
DEMANDS AND SPECIFYING FUNDS FROM WHICH THE SAME ARE TO BE PAID.
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PAUSE TO CONSIDER THE REMAINDER OF THE AGENDA:
REGULAR NEW BUSINESS:
Palos Verdes Nature Preserve — Public Use Master Plan (PUMP) (1201)
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City Clerk Morreale reported that late correspondence was distributed prior to the
meeting on this item.
Principal Planner Mihranian provided a summary staff report and PowerPoint
presentation regarding the item.
Discussion between staff and the Council included the following issues: clarification that
the proposed bicycle skills area is outside of the Palos Verdes Nature Preserve and
technically outside of the scope of the public hearing presently before Council; the Palos
Verdes Land Conservancy Annual Report; paragliding issues; use of the archery range
by the Archery Club; farming of the City land currently leased by James Hatano,
including the history of farming on the Peninsula; nighttime use of the Nature Preserve
by CORBA and the Sierra Club, including topics of safety and monitoring; a request for
information regarding hours of operation and nighttime use of other municipal and
county parks and State and Federal Preserves; the implementation, oversight and
review of the Public Use Master Plan; and, a method to be written into the Management
Report between the City and the Palos Verdes Land Conservancy to allow for Council
to receive periodic update reports and address issues of concern regarding the
Preserve.
Mayor Clark invited public participation and requested that speakers be mindful of the
time and avoid repeating the same points or issues raised by another speaker.
Councilman Long pointed out the five areas of consideration that the Council would
appreciate receiving input on which included the following: paragliding, archery, farming,
bicycle skills center, nighttime use of the Preserve, and the issues of concluding the
PUMP Committee.
Additional discussion between Council and staff ensued regarding the following topics:
clarification that expanded trail usage was not being considered as part of this item; the
appropriateness of discussion of items other than those listed on the agenda; whether
the topic of a bicycle skills center located outside of the Preserve should be separately
noticed and agendized; and, the current use of an area of the Preserve as a bicycle
skills center.
Joe Castaldo, Paragliders, Palos Verdes Estates, provided the background on
paragliding in Rancho Palos Verdes, including the training, insurance and certifications
required, regulations and release of liability to the City. He addressed the paragliding
flight path and boundaries, landing areas, environment preservation, and, common
procedures in the event of an emergency.
Discussion between the Council and speaker included the following topics: knowledge
of other Preserves that allow paragliding; enforcement, monitoring, licensing and
permitting; FAA regulations; lateral distances of flights; and landing sites and problems
with landings.
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Hongpyo Lee, Rancho Palos Verdes, expressed concern with and opposition to
paragliding in the area citing issues of safety, liability to the City, privacy, risks to
bystanders and property, and increased usage that could cause damage to the habitat
and environment of the Preserve.
Kurt Loheit, Rancho Palos Verdes, reported that the volunteers working in the Preserve
have done an excellent job; commented on nighttime use of trails in the California State
Parks on a permit basis; and, expressed support for a ranger program for enforcement
in the Preserve and a volunteer program for interpretive involvement with the public.
Discussion between the Council and speaker included the following topics: safety and
enforcement of nighttime uses of the trails on a permit basis; public education and
enforcement issues as part of the Management Plan; and, the use of volunteers for
public education, but without citation authority.
Al Edgerton, Rancho Palos Verdes, expressed support for continuing the archery range
but suggested that there should be a notice posted prohibiting open fires in that area;
recommended that any nighttime use of the Preserve be confined to groups who are
able to self-enforce their group; encouraged adequate bathroom facilities in the
Preserve; and, suggested providing parking near Palos Verdes Drive South for users of
the Preserve.
Ian Bisco, Rancho Palos Verdes, supported keeping the mountain bike trails open in the
Palos Verdes Nature Preserve, requested that more trails be opened to bikers, and that
a bicycle skills center be set up to allow an area for young people to ride and learn
skills.
Melody Colbert, Palos Verdes Peninsula Horsemen's Association (PVPHA) Board
Member, Rolling Hills Estates, stated that she believed equestrians were not
represented on the PUMP Committee on the night the Committee discussed the
proposed uses/activities in the Preserve and expressed concern that paragliding and
horseback riding were not compatible activities.
Harvey Brown, Rancho Palos Verdes, expressed opposition to the paragliders
launching from the proposed site in the Preserve due to issues related to safety,
privacy, noise, liability, traffic, and enforcement.
Simon Kann, Rancho Palos Verdes, stated that the 6-month report showed improved
compliance of trail use as a result of the improved signage; expressed support for
nighttime riding with the use of proper equipment and lighting; commented on a
municipal park in Phoenix, Arizona that allows nighttime rides; and expressed support
for a bicycle skills facility as experienced riders cause less damage to the trails.
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Michael Jost, Hawthorne, expressed support for a bicycle skills center as there was
interest in such an area, which would improve children's access to a safe place to learn
such skills.
Ruth Braswell, Concerned Off-Road Bicyclists Association (CORBA), Rancho Palos
Verdes, recommended marking the closed trails of the Preserve more effectively in
order to keep the public off of closed trails, and suggested analyzing data regarding the
well used trails with the consideration of opening additional trails for separate trail users.
Sheri Hastings, (PVPHA), Rancho Palos Verdes, stated that courtesy and education of
the different trail users was necessary so that the different trail users could understand
each others needs and resolve potential conflicts between horses and bicyclists. She
suggested it would be helpful to have a system of communication to alert groups as to
dates when heavy usage by a particular group was anticipated; discussed the need for
a multi-use parking area and traffic control if there was to be an equestrian center; and,
suggested the bicycle skills area be located near the archery range.
Troy Braswell, CORBA, Rancho Palos Verdes, stated that he was encouraged by the
data gathered to more effectively manage the use of trails in the Preserve; requested
that user locations be more consistently identified, and a distinction between off trail,
closed trail, and unauthorized trail; expressed the need for an informational kiosk to
provide public education; discussed nighttime access and stated that there should be
access for the Sierra Club and CORBA for its weekly nighttime ride; and, noted that the
intent of the bike skills area was to provide an alternative outside of the Preserve for
those wanting to practice and learn bicycle jumps.
Discussion between the Council and the speaker included the use of trail markers,
vandalism of the signs, and communication between the different user groups.
Eva Cicoria, Rancho Palos Verdes, reported that the signs were down again at the
Forrestal Nature Preserve, acknowledged the tremendous efforts made to improve the
condition of the Preserve, but noted that there was continued access and abuse of the
area known as Section C, which is an area bordered by Ailor Cliff and the Ishibashi
Trail.
Al Sattler, Rancho Palos Verdes, referenced a letter from the Sierra Club and reported
significant concerns regarding after-dark use of trails by mountain bikes which could be
particularly detrimental to wildlife.
Martin Howard, Director of Agronomy, Trump National Golf Club, Rancho Palos Verdes,
stated that Trump National has had problems for years with establishing the native
habitat at Lily Point due to the amount of traffic and continued illegal use of the area by
the paragliders.
Discussion between the Council, staff, and the speaker included clarification that the
parking lot was City-owned and the area being used as a launch and landing site by the
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paragliders, Lily Point, was a part of the City-owned West Bluff Preserve area which will
eventually be included in the Natural Community Conservation Planning (NCCP) area.
Brad House, City of Los Angeles Bicycle Advisory Committee, Rolling Hills Estates,
stated that he was concerned with fair access to trails, noted that too many trails have
been closed, and was concerned regarding the lack of access to a bicycle skills area.
Gordon Leon, Equestrian Committee Chair, Rancho Palos Verdes, thanked staff and
acknowledged Principal Planner Mihranian for his work with the PUMP Committee, and
suggested adding trails to help separate some of the users including hikers, bikers and
horsemen. He stated that he supported a bicycle skills park but not at the site for the
planned Equestrian Center, but instead on the ocean side of Palos Verdes Drive South.
RECESS AND RECONVENE:
Mayor Clark called a brief recess from 9:14 P.M. to 9:24 P.M.
Dave Wiggins, Local Conservation Chairman of the South Bay Sierra Club, requested
that the City consider allowing the Sierra Club hikes to continue for one hour after
sunset when that occurs before 8:30 P.M. He noted that if the City would be allowing
access for bicycles, the Sierra Club would be willing to forego access in order to prevent
harm to the Preserve caused by mountain biking.
In response to a question by Councilman Long, Mr. Wiggins stated that he had seen
photographic evidence of small mammals being killed by nighttime mountain biking on
the Forrestal trail and, as a rider, he believed that riding a bike after dark was risky for
the rider and wildlife.
Further discussion between Council and staff included concerns with compatibility of
users, privacy issues, landing problems, licensing and permitting, enforcement, safety
issues, and the fact that paragliding was currently prohibited without express permission
of the City.
Councilmember Long moved, seconded by Mayor Clark, to overturn the PUMP
Committee's recommendation regarding paragliding and to not permit paragliding in the
Preserve, noting that the matter could be brought back to the Council at a later time, if
issues including licensing, enforcement, and problems regarding illegal take-offs and
landings were addressed.
Without objection, Mayor Clark so ordered.
Councilman Long moved, seconded by Mayor Clark, to allow archery to continue to
operate under the existing Conditional Use Permit (CUP).
Without objection, Mayor Clark so ordered.
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Mayor Clark inquired if incorporated in the motion was that the existing CUP should be
reviewed, updated, and brought back to the Council.
Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz inquired if there would be a consideration of a lease
agreement between the City of Rancho Palos Verdes and the Archery Club for the
continued use of the City land.
Councilman Long moved, seconded by Mayor Clark, to reconsider and restate the
previous motion to allow archery to continue under the existing CUP, with the review of
the CUP, and, consideration of a future lease agreement with the Archery Club.
Without objection, Mayor Clark so ordered.
Councilman Long moved, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz, to adopt the PUMP
recommendation regarding allowing farming to continue on City property until the
current lease expires, the current lessee retires, or until habitat restoration can occur.
Without objection, Mayor Clark so ordered.
Councilman Long moved, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz, to bring the topic of a
bicycle skills center back to Council as a separate agenda item with alternative locations
to be considered preferably outside of the Preserve.
Without objection, Mayor Clark so ordered.
Further discussion ensued on possible locations for the bicycle skills center.
Councilman Long moved to adopt the staff recommendation to allow nighttime use of
the Preserve to end by 9:00 P.M. by different types of users, subject to it being for group
use, with various permits and regulations as specified by staff.
Mayor Clark indicated that he could not support nighttime use of the Preserve citing
concerns with habitat damage.
Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz expressed concerns with safety and damage to the
environment and noted he desired more information on the matter and the manner in
which other parks have dealt with the topic of nighttime use.
Councilman Long withdrew his original motion due to a lack of support.
Councilman Long moved, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz, to allow nighttime
use of the Preserve for hikers only with the limitations as established by staff and
specifics of the permitting process to be brought back to Council for approval.
Additional discussion ensued between the Council and staff regarding the following
topics pertaining to nighttime use: safety concerns; limitations on the number of
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individuals in the group and the number of times a group can use the Preserve; parking
and time restrictions; identification of nighttime activities; enforcement issues and
signage; and, concern with negative impacts of human intervention in the Preserve after
dark.
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Long and Wolowicz
NOES: Mayor Clark
ABSENT: Gardiner and Stern
Council and staff discussed revisiting the concept of a reconstituted PUMP Committee;
expansion of trails use; installing signage that can withstand abuse; installation of an
informational kiosk; and, revisions to the Trails Plan.
Mayor Clark moved, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz, to adopt the staff
recommendation to sunset the PUMP Committee and recognize the Committee
Members for their service.
Without objection, Mayor Clark so ordered.
Councilman Long moved, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz, to direct staff to
return with a plan to provide alternatives as a result of the disbanding of the PUMP
Committee.
Without objection, Mayor Clark so ordered.
Mayor Clark moved, seconded by Councilman Long, to receive and file the Palos
Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy 6-month report on trail use at the Portuguese
Bend Reserve.
Without objection, Mayor Clark so ordered.
Palos Verdes Drive South - Metro Bikeway Grant Status (112 x 602)
Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz moved, seconded by Councilman Long, to waive the staff
report and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Letter of Agreement (LOA)
with the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (METRO)for the
Bike Compatible Roadway Safety and Linkage on Palos Verdes Drive South, Project
ID #F1506, TIP #LAF 1506.
Councilman Long commented that this item demonstrates that the City is taking steps to
improve the experience for cyclists in the City and improve the ability of motorists and
cyclists to operate safely on a major thoroughfare.
The motion carried on the following roll call vote:
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AYES: Long, Wolowicz, and Mayor Clark
NOES: None
ABSENT: Gardiner and Stern
Proposed Sister Cities Program (306)
Administrative Intern Madrid provided a summary staff report regarding the item.
Council and staff discussion included the following topics: costs associated with staff
initiation and support of a Sister Cities Program as currently provided by comparable
cities in the South Bay; the necessity of community volunteers to help sustain the
program; support for a subcommittee to explore the issue further; possible Northern or
Southern California cities for consideration with similar population and challenges; and,
the possibility of a Peninsula-wide collaboration.
Mayor Clark moved, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz, to establish a
subcommittee consisting of Mayor Clark and Councilman Long to work with staff to
explore the Sister City concept with either domestic or international cities, conduct site
visits, and bring back alternatives for consideration by the Council.
Without objection, Mayor Long so ordered.
CITY COUNCIL ORAL REPORTS:
Mayor Pro Tem Wolowicz reported on his participation in the following events: the
California Contract Cities Association meeting on February 18, 2009, where Rolling Hills
Estates' Mayor Judy Mitchell was honored as the President of the League of California
Cities; a meeting with a neighborhood group regarding the Valero gas station property
on Hawthorne Boulevard and a separate meeting with Mayor Clark and staff regarding
the Crestridge affordable housing project on February 19, 2009; a meeting with
facilitator Jim Oswall and Associate Planner Fox regarding the Ponte Vista Project on
February 25, 2009; a meeting with Mayor Clark and homeowner representatives
regarding the Crestridge affordable housing project on February 28, 2009; a
presentation at Torrance Memorial Medical Center regarding plans for expansion of the
medical center on March 5, 2009; the Palos Verdes Peninsula Seniors Annual
Luncheon on March 8, 2009 with Councilman Long; the Los Verdes Golf Course 15th
Annual Police Department Memorial Foundation Golf Tournament on March 16, 2009;
the California Contract Cities Association Board meeting on March 18, 2009, where he
was selected as a Director-At-Large; the Palos Verdes Peninsula Transit Authority Audit
Committee Meeting on March 19, 2009; a meeting with the Palos Verdes Peninsula
School District on March 19, 2009; the Palos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce
luncheon meeting with legislators on March 20, 2009; Career Day at St. John Fisher
School on March 31, 2009; and, a meeting with Steve Kuykendall and Mr. and Mrs.
Masoud Sharifi regarding the Valero gas station property on April 2, 2009.
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Councilman Long reported on a lawsuit against the City with respect to the St. John
Fisher Church project and expressed concern that a staff attorney with the Los Angeles
Unified School District, Mr. Jay Golida, was an attorney involved in the lawsuit.
Mayor Clark reported on his participation in the following events: the South Bay Council
of Governments Annual General Assembly meeting on February 27, 2009; a meeting
with Annenberg leadership and City Manager Lehr, regarding progress on the
entitlements for the proposed Annenberg Center at Lower Point Vicente Park on March
23, 2009; a tour of the Terranea Resort at Long Point with the City Manager and
Planning staff on March 25, 2009; and, Assembly Member Bonnie Lowenthal's
recognition reception on March 27, 2009, for Barbara Dye, who was selected as
Woman of the Year for the 54th State Assembly District.
COUNCIL DISCUSSION & SUGGESTION OF FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS:
None.
CLOSED SESSION REPORT:
City Attorney Lynch reported on the following items: 1) Regarding the potential
purchase of open space, an update was provided and no action was taken;
2) Regarding the VH Property case, an update was provided and no action was taken;
3) Regarding the filing of a new lawsuit by the Rancho Palos Verdes Neighbors for
Community Compatibility, no action was taken and the Council requested additional
information be provided; and, 4) Regarding the Potential Litigation against the County of
Los Angeles, the Council unanimously authorized the City to enter a 90-day Tolling
Agreement, with Councilman Stern and Councilman Gardiner absent.
ADJOURNMENT:
At 10:21 P.M., Mayor Clark adjourned the meeting:
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