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Nehrenheim, Loewenstein served with subpoena during council meeting A young man in a hooded sweatshirt approached city council row late in the fifth hour of the Feb. 7 meeting, pulling two documents out of a FedEx envelope. He set one in front of Councilman Nils Nehrenlheim and the other in front of Councilman Todd Loewestein. The documents were subpoenas directing the two councilmembers to produce documents related to a breach of contract suit against the city filed by Redondo Beach Waterfront, LLC. The council asked the young man to retreat, go to the podium and identify himself. He did, saying he was a process server. “I think it’s an attempt to intimidate and embarrass us, and it failed at both,” Loewenstein said later. “It’s par for the course for the company involved. Being subpoenaed in the course of doing city business. I’m pretty sure (the residents) are not happy about that.” Redondo Beach Waterfront is an affiliate of CenterCal, the property development company once slated to build a $400 million revamp of part of the Redondo waterfront. Police use two new tools at Super Bowl 10k/5k Redondo Beach Police used two tools at the 2023 Super Bowl Sunday race for the first…
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