On September 4, 2003, Governor Gray Davis signed AB 1212, authored by Assemblymember Fran Pavley (D-Agoura Hills). The bill provides that no coastal development permit for sand replenishment could be issued unless and until the project applicant provides a plan both for on site monitoring and for supervision during the Read more…
A lawsuit was filed in Superior Court on January 18, 2000, by thecoalition known as Pacific Coast Homeowners, (PPRA, CastellammareMesa Home Owners Association, Pacific View Estates HomeownersAssociation and Sunset Mesa Property Owners Association) challengingthe city’s approval of the museum’s expansion plan. On March 29,Superior Court Judge Dzintra Janavs rejected a Read more…
When you drive along Sunset Boulevard through the Palisades, you can still see the mountains, the sky and the scenery. But most of all you feel at home because the Palisades still give you that “village” feeling. Rubell Helgeson helped make it possible. She fought for a community plan that Read more…
PPRA supported the neighbors and other residents
on the rim of Las Pulgas Canyon, with respect to their
concerns about a requested Coastal Development
Permit for 356 Grenola Street.
The partner coalition strongly opposes the ‘OceanWay
Secure Energy Project’ proposed by Woodside Natural
Gas, whose parent corporation is an Australian concern.
PPRA continues to monitor the status of Potrero Canyon to ensure that eventual development of the Canyon is
in accordance with the existing Coastal Commission permit.
Thanks to the community for years of support against industrialization of the coastal zone and Temescal Canyon State Park.