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Mayor Paul Seo is inviting Rancho Palos Verdes residents to chat about the community issues that matter to them. The city's upcoming Inaugural Coffee With the Mayor event is scheduled for 10-11 a.m. on Friday at Golden Scoop Gelato, 31228 Palos Verdes Drive West, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275.

The gathering is informal, and no RSVP is required. Attendees will receive a free coffee mug while supplies last. More information about the event is available on the city's website.

Be careful walking dogs in PBC. I saw a coyote by the green dog parkette on the corner of Spindrift & Yacht Harbor at 8:30pm on Friday, 4/18/25. When I blared my car horn and shouted at him, he just stopped to stare at me while crossing the street and going up the slope by the stop sign. 

Per some Seaview neighbors’ posts in the landslide WhatsApp group, the Rotary Club will be contacting residents who will be receiving checks in the next couple of days. Checks will be disbursed during the final Mend the Bend dinner, next Wednesday, April 23rd at Ladera Linda Community Center.

Come join your neighbors and the Mend the Bend volunteers for comraderie and a final community dinner from 5-7pm.

It’s Marthe Cohn’s “Chichinette” 105th birthday this Sunday. Seaview neighbors are throwing her a party on her front lawn at 4015 Exultant Drive. Here is her amazing story…https://www.heyalma.com/this-extraordinary-holocaust-survivor-just-celebrated-her-100th-birthday/

FYI if you have not yet applied for the $10,000 LA County grant thru the city for landslide complex homeowners, you can still do so.

Don’t delay though as the city is going to put a sunset deadline on that grant soon so they can use any remaining undistributed funds for landslide mitigation. As of last night’s city council meeting, 59 eligible households have still not applied. Plz tell your neighbors.

https://www.rpvca.gov/1781/Financial-Assistance-Grant-Program

RPV Wildfire Preparedness Town Hall on February 20

Recent devastating wildfires in Los Angeles have many RPV residents wondering how our City and public safety agencies prepare for wildfire and what homeowners should be doing to protect their properties. 

Join us for a town hall meeting on February 20, 2025 to hear directly from the City of Rancho Palos Verdes, Los Angeles County Fire Department, Sheriff’s Department, and Cal Water regarding wildfire preparedness in the Peninsula’s largest city. Topics will include firefighting readiness, home hardening and maintaining defensible space, water supply, evacuation planning, brush clearance in open space areas, and more. A question-and-answer session will follow the presentation. 

Meeting Info 

The RPV Wildfire Preparedness Town Hall will take place on February 20, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. in McTaggart Hall at Hesse Park, located at 29301 Hawthorne Boulevard. The meeting will be broadcast live on RPVtv Cox 33/FiOS 38 and livestreamed…

All landslide residents need to help by banding together & being a visible presence at city council meetings AND Friday’s rally. This message is from our Seaview neighbors:

Dear neighbors,

We will be rallying in front of the Trump golf course tomorrow afternoon starting at 4:00 p.m.

The President is scheduled to visit the area sometime tomorrow afternoon and/or evening. We want to show our need for help from the Federal government for the ongoing landslide. As you know, the city is running out of money and we need federal and state help.

LET ME BE CLEAR, this has nothing to do with my or anyone else's political ideology. We are doing this to bring attention to the landslide, continue to advocate for federal funding, and request to be included as part of ANY DISASTER FUNDING TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA

The President will be meeting with the city leadership.…

Happy Holidays,

This week’s wells report is attached.

The KCLAD generator has been in and out of service since December 24th. A mechanic is on-site today to repair it, bringing it back online. During this time, the wells have also been in and out of service, causing the water table to rise on both wells. The attached report, taken yesterday when the wells were running, summarizes the numbers.

- Current production: Two wells (5 and 6) produce 370 gallons per minute combined, with a depth to water of approximately 58 feet.

- Well inventory: KCLAD has two active wells (5 and 6) with submersible pumps set at 110 feet.

- Future development: All resources are currently focused on winterization.

Don’t forget to complete and submit your application for up to $1,000 from NAR’s Realtors Relief Fund thru the PVPAR Cares grant. Applications are due this week.

This is for homeowners whose primary residence is in the landslide complex and for tenants who have been displaced from a home in the landslide complex.

Plz don’t hesitate to call me if you have ANY questions about the grant or how to complete the online application.

-Tashia Hinchliffe

+1.310.383.7057

https://www.pvpar.com/filebank/PVPAR_RRF_Relief_Assistance_Application_cover_and_checklist_12.02.2024.pdf