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Council unanimously places Venice Beach Pavilion on local register of historic resources
Summary
The City Council voted unanimously to add the Venice Beach Pavilion at 101 The Esplanade South to the local register of historic resources under the city's historic preservation code.
The Venice City Council unanimously adopted an ordinance adding the Venice Beach Pavilion (101 The Esplanade South) to the city's local register of historic resources.
Madam Clerk read the ordinance by title; the ordinance cites Chapter 87 of the City Code (historic and architectural preservation) and includes severability and effective-date language. Council made no substantive changes and no public comment was offered on the measure.
A council member moved adoption; the motion was seconded by Councilmember Ingleke. The ordinance passed on an electronic vote and will place the pavilion on the city's local register, which subjects future exterior changes to the review standards in Chapter 87.
There was no recorded dissent and no amendment to the ordinance at the hearing.
