As news continues to shift and turn as much as the tide regarding the controversial future of the Los Cerritos Wetlands, its land trust is holding a “informal wetlands update” on Sept. 2. The meeting will address such issues as the proposed land swap, the proposed 2nd and PCH development project and follow-up on the illegal scraping at Loynes and Studebaker.
“Because of all this activity surrounding the wetlands, it has been suggested, and we agree, that we need to meet more often to share information and to plan and organize to address the issues and challenges that face Los Cerritos Wetlands,” according to the land trust website.
For the latest on the controversy surrounding a proposed land swap deal that was delayed and then eventually approved by the Long Beach City Council on Aug. 4, read the press-telegram here or the district weekly's pre-story here.
Coffee and cookies will be available.
The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 2 at the Belmont Mobile Estates Clubhouse located at 6230 E Marina View Drive in Long Beach.
For more information or to RSVP, contact Elizabeth at ejlambe@verizon.net.
1 comment:
Thx. lots of stuff to cover... and then some.
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