Legal squabbles again revolve around Redondo Fun Factory, fish market
The Redondo Fun Factory. File photo Like death and taxes, another inevitability has come to pass — Steve Shoemaker arguing with City Hall — involving the City of Redondo Beach and one of its longest-tenured tenants. In a recent letter sent to Redondo Beach executive staff, Shoemaker has said that he will refuse to evict the two sub-tenants he has agreed to keep on his property, including the Redondo Fun Factory. In an interview, Shoemaker told Easy Reader that his company, Redondo Fisherman’s Cove Company, will vacate its premises at 123 International Boardwalk, at the bottom of the Redondo Pier parking structure. That is in accordance with his 2017 master-lease buyout agreement with the City, worth $9 million. He also stated that he will not evict his two subtenants: the Redondo Fun Factory arcade, and the Redondo Fun Fish Market. As a result of Fisherman’s Cove’s agreement to relinquish its lease to the city, he said, “The city will become the landlord for the Redondo Fun Factory and the restaurant. They will need grounds for terminating the lease to evict them. And I don’t think they have grounds to do that. They can’t just terminate the lease. They need a reason.” Two years…
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