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  • DRAFT 2016 Potrero Canyon Pedestrian Crossing Feasibility Study Technical Memorandum

    Memo June 16, 2023

    Environment & Public SpacesPotrero Canyon

    This feasibility study evaluates four alternatives for a pedestrian crossing between Potrero Canyon Park and Will Rogers State Beach across Pacific Coast Highway: improving the existing trail to Temescal Canyon Road, an at-grade crossing, an underground crossing, and a bridge crossing. The study concludes that a bridge crossing is most feasible based on factors including constructability, safety, permitting requirements, and stakeholder approval.

  • PPCC-Executive-Committee-MND-Considerations (3)

    Memo March 26, 2018

    Land UseVillage Project

    The PPCC Executive Committee took emergency action to submit comments supporting the City's adoption of the Palisades Village Project MND, citing broad community support evidenced by positive comments from Board members and the public, with most negative comments addressing issues outside the MND's scope or already addressed by the applicant. The Committee determined that approximately 86% of eligible Board members supported the motion and that the MND's conclusions were warranted under applicable regulatory frameworks.

  • MND Considerations

    Memo March 3, 2016

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    The PPCC Executive Committee authorized emergency action to submit comments supporting the City's adoption of the Palisades Village Project MND because a Board vote could not occur before the City's deadline, and the committee found broad community support for the project based on positive comments from Board members and the public. The committee documented that negative comments were largely outside the MND scope, and that even critics of specific aspects generally supported the overall project.