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Redondo Beach Planning Commission Rejects 49-Unit Mixed-Use Development Over Safety, Parking Concerns

January 2, 20263 Mins read1.7k
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The Redondo Beach Planning Commission voted unanimously on December 18, 2025, to deny a proposed 49-unit mixed-use condominium project at 401-417 South Pacific Coast Highway, citing specific adverse impacts on public safety and inconsistency with coastal access requirements. The decision marks a significant test of local authority under California's housing laws, as the project applicant, […]

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