Tour of Rancho Palos Verdes State of Emergency Area

Asm. Muratsuchi and Sen. Allen in conversation with Manager Mihranian
Asm. Muratsuchi and Sen. Allen in conversation with Manager Mihranian
Asm. Muratsuchi and others look on as Manager Mihranian is handed a document
Asm. Muratsuchi and others look on as Manager Mihranian is handed a document
Home surrounded by fencing
Home surrounded by fencing
Traffic safety cones and drums and Road Closed and Rough Road signs blocking streets
Traffic safety cones and drums and Road Closed and Rough Road signs blocking streets

Rancho Palos Verdes city officials gave me and State Senator Ben Allen a briefing and tour of the local State of Emergency area declared for the Seaview, Portugese Bend, and Abalone Cove neighborhoods.

Homes, roads and pipelines are being damaged by land movement accelerated by heavy winter rains in an area with significant bentonite clay deposits. The city is working on a $33 million surface and underground water drainage project to slow down the land movement. Thank you RPV Councilmembers David Bradley and John Cruikshank and City Manager Ara Mihranian for the briefing.