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Hermosa Beach commission approves Clark Building use policy, sends rates to City Council
Summary
The Community Resources Advisory Commission voted 4-0 to recommend city council approval of a new Clark Building use policy and reservation rate schedule that adds new amenities, fees and operational rules; staff will report comparable rate dates to council.
The Hermosa Beach Community Resources Advisory Commission on Tuesday approved a staff recommendation to forward a new Clark Building use policy and reservation rate schedule to the City Council for final action.
The policy governs the renovated Clark Building’s hours, amenities, rental fees and insurance and includes new options such as limited on-site parking, amplified-sound permits and rules for serving alcohol. Commission approval sends staff recommendations to the City Council for consideration at its February 28 meeting.
Staff said the Clark Building renovations are part of the city’s capital improvement program project CIP 689 and are expected to be complete in April. Lisa Nichols, Community Resources Director, told commissioners the proposed policy was developed from an analysis of past uses, a review of comparable municipal facilities and the building’s new amenities, including a banquet hall, meeting room,…
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