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Check Out the Following Photos...
• Aerial View of AES Site Taken In August of 2007
• View Of Old Salt Lake
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With your help...
• The Hermosa Beach City Council passed a resolution in support of the Heart Park effort
• Proposition 84 passed (Clean Water, Parks and Coastal Protection Act)
Proposition 84 will replenish the state funds that have been instrumental in funding similar projects to Heart Park.
This is a victory for everyone. |
DeSal Pow-Wow was Thursday, Sept 14th, 2007...
About 50 people, including local residents, City waterfront leaseholders, and two Redondo Beach City Councilmen, attended a lively meeting to discuss the possibility of putting a temporary desalinization plant on a small part of the AES site.
The mood was generally cautious as Paul Shoenberger of the West Basin Municipal Water District discussed the District's proposal. The public had many questions, including some about the appearance, duration and environmental impacts of the plant, as well as whether there would be any jobs provided to the local community. For more information about the Pow-Wow, go to teh September 16th Update on our Updates page where you can retrieve more information.
Assistant General Manager Paul Schoenberger, center, discussed the plan that the West Basin Municipal Water District would like to propose for a three-to-five year desalinization plan on the AES property. Panelists included, from left, Joe Geever of The Surfrider Foundation, Tim Blair of the Municipal Water District, Mr. Scheonberger, Conner Everts of The DeSal Resource Group, and moderator Bill Brand, President of the South Bay Parkland Conservancy, which hosted the event. |
EARTH DAY was Saturday, April 22nd, 2007...
U.S. Congresswoman Jane Harman discusses Heart Park with South Bay Parkland Conservancy officers Bill Brand and Don Vangeloff at the SBPC's exhibit booth at Polliwog Park on Earth Day.
The South Bay Parkland Conservancy had Earth Day exhibit booths at both Polliwog Park in Manhattan Beach, and the Sea Lab
on Harbor Drive in Redondo Beach. A good part of the time and effort went to informing the public about the progress of Heart Park.
Interest in and support for Heart Park is growing !! |
Other Recent News:
For other recent news and developments ...
Visit our Updates and Newsletters pages to find out about other South Bay parkland Conservancy activities.
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