News of Venice, CA and Marina del Rey CA
The City Maintenance Yard at Thatcher and Princeton will have demolition starting in January instead of December, according to Debbie Dyner-Harris, District Director for Councilman Mike Bonin.
“Due to the fact that the California Coastal Commission has denied our emergency permit request that would have allowed us to begin demolition in December, the City will have to wait until the first or second week of January to begin the work,” wrote Dyner-Harris. “Hopefully there will be no more delays.”
A Public Hearing regarding the City Maintenance Yard on Thatcher will be held Monday, 16 November, at 1 pm at the Venice Public Library, 501 Venice Way, 90291.
The property, which was condemned because of asbestos and lead paint and abandoned because of such, became an attraction for homeless resulting in trespassing and several fires. The departments of Sanitation and Street Services agreed that it would be best to teardown the buildings and fence the area.
This is the public notice describing the work to be done to obtain a Coastal Development Permit.
