Redondo Beach wants to hear from you on parking strategies to implement the Artesia & Aviation Corridors Area Plan (AACAP). Click on the link for more information and link to the survey.

The Planning Commission continued its public hearing on the Catalina Village Project (100-132 N. Catalina Ave) Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) and entitlement applications to their next regular meeting taking place on Thursday May 19th at 6:30pm. Click below for more details.

We want your feedback - share your thoughts on the forthcoming cannabis regulations in Redondo Beach. Click HERE to begin the survey!

If you'd like to report an issue in regards to a non-emergency traffic concern, please call the City of Redondo Beach Traffic Complaint Hotline. This hotline was established to assist Citizens with ongoing neighborhood traffic complaints such as speeding and other hazardous violations. Often times certain traffic complaint locations are a recurring problem which may need to be monitored more frequently. Please provide the location of the traffic complaint along with a brief description of the violation including the time of day the violation happens most frequently. The Redondo Beach Police Department will assist in addressing the ongoing neighborhood traffic complaint. If you would like to speak to a Traffic Officer, please provide your contact information.

The Public Safety Commission provided feedback on the draft Safety Element of the General Plan on February 23, 2022. The next step will be consideration by the City Council. Click below for more details.

The City received comments from the CA Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) on the Housing Element that was adopted by City Council on October 5th.

On Februry 8th, 2022 The City Council approved a Revised 2021-2029 Housing Element, addressing HCD comments, on Visit www.redondo.org/HousingElement for details and to review the HCD comment letter and revised Housing Element.

The City is in the process of updating the Residential Design Guidelines. A virtual community workshop was held on January 10, 2022 which included a presentation on what residential design guidelines consist of and the process for updating the document. Click below for the meeting video, and other helpful information.

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The County of Los Angeles Public Works and Public Health departments, and the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD), are addressing reports of odors in the vicinity of Dominguez Channel in Carson, West Carson and neighboring communities.

The source of this gas and related odor is believed to be the natural decay of organic material (vegetation and marine life) at the bottom and sides of the Dominguez Channel. The odor is sufficiently pervasive to be considered a public nuisance to residents and those working and recreating nearby.

Los Angeles County Public Works is working aggressively to identify ways to address conditions within the channel, reduce the odor, and determine how long this naturally occurring event may last. However, until the odor event subsides, Public Health recommends preventing outdoor odors from entering the home by keeping doors and windows closed as much as possible while odors are present.

HOW DO I REPORT ODORS?
If you notice “rotten egg” or “sulfur” odors, you can report them. A complaint can be filed online with South Coast Air Quality Management District at www.aqmd.gov/home/air-quality/complaints, or by telephone at 800-CUT-SMOG (800-288-7664).

Additional Information may be found at
www.lacounty.gov/emergency.

Beginning on 7/26/2021, one-lane closure on Kingsdale Ave, Redondo Beach