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The City Council directed its City Attorney’s Office to object to a permit issued for the Catalina Restoration Management Project, citing environmental-noticing and other substantive concerns. The Council also authorized up to $526,000 for a vacuum excavator truck, $30,000 for floodplain modeling, and $23,244 in additional cultural-resource consulting.
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Avalon will challenge the permit for the Catalina Restoration Management Project, saying required environmental-noticing procedures were not followed and that there are additional problems with the permit. The Council approved several infrastructure and planning expenses, including flood analysis for the area north of Tremont Street to the Pacific Ocean. It also approved or amended multiple waterside permits, subject to operating, safety, licensing, and harbor-use conditions.
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