Long Beach City Council Denies Approval of The Proposed 2nd & PCH Development
Article by Tom Mayes, Ph.D.
BOA Vice President for Environment Issues
Picture by Alfredo Fernandez
Happy Holidays and New Year,
I am happy to report that the year is ending on a high note for the boat owners in Alamitos Bay Marina. On December 20 the
Long Beach City Council disapproved the huge development proposed for 2nd and PCH that promised to create traffic gridlock
in the area.Full Article
BOA Writtes a letter to City Council Members
October 21, 2011
Dear Councilmember
The Long Beach Marina Boat Owners Association (BOA) represents approximately 3000 boaters who rent slips in the Long Beach marinas.
The slip fees provide approximately $ 20,553,306 a year. We are asking that you deny the recent Long Beach Planning
Commission request to amend the SEADIP plan to allow high-density development on the corner of 2nd and PCH.Full Article
Long Beach Planning Commission to Decide on 2nd and PCH Project
Posted: Wednesday, October 05, 2011
by Tom Mayes, VP Environmental Issues LBMBOA
According to the Grunion Gazette, September 20, 2011, the 2nd & PCH development proposal will go before the Long Beach Planning Commission at its meeting scheduled for
Wednesday October 12. The planning meeting is scheduled to start at 5:00 PM in the 1st floor Long Beach City Council Chambers, 333 West Ocean Blvd. The Grunion stated,
“the proposed project includes about 230 residential units, a 100 room hotel, 220,000 square feet of commercial space, a 99 seat theatre, a science center and more if
fully developed. Building height will range from 3 to 12 stories Full Article
2nd and PCH EIR Comments and Responses
Picture by Alfredo Fernandez
Article by Tom Mayes,
VP Environmental Issues
LBMBOA
I've been reading through the City's responses to the comments sent to them in response to the RDEIR about the 2nd & PCH project.
The following site gives access to the FINAL EIR Report
for the project; Part 1- 4 deals with the City's responses to the 177 comments sent to the Chief planner, Craig Chalfant Full Article
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