About Town Redondo: Sea Lion advisory, breakwater work, pallet shelter thank-you
Breakwater to receive maintenance work Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand, City Councilman Todd Loewenstein and city staff walked the King Harbor breakwater June 9 with representatives of the Army Corps of Engineers in preparation for a $10 million project to address storm damage. The Army Corps is expected to deliver a report on the repairs in late summer or fall. Loewenstein described the maintenance as needed from years of “violent wave action.” The breakwater is federal property. The $10 million will come from a Congressional appropriation. Pallet shelter resident thanks city A 34-year old man named Remy came to the city council meeting June 20 to thank the council for funding the pallet shelter. “It’s very fortunate and it’s a blessing. It doesn’t go in vain, it does help some individuals,” he said. “If you don’t have a place to sleep, to shower, it’s hard to keep a job.” He had been living on the Pier before taking part in the city’s homeless court. He was assigned to the pallet shelter three months ago.. “I can’t tell you how much we appreciate you coming down here,” Mayor Bill Brand told him. The Mayor also thanked City Attorney Mike Webb, who spearheaded the homeless court…
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