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City and school district to revamp joint‑use agreement after residents raise noise, traffic and safety concerns
Summary
City and La Cañada Unified School District officials said they will modernize the Joint Use Master Agreement and form work groups after neighbors raised concerns about lights, traffic, noise and an apparent water‑district staging yard.
City and La Cañada Unified School District officials said they will revisit the long‑standing Joint Use Master Agreement and begin parallel work on a strategic master plan after public comment raised operational problems and neighborhood impacts.
Staff told the joint meeting that the current master agreement dates to December 2000 and now includes many addenda; insurers and the city attorney have flagged gaps between the city's responsibilities and the agreement's language. City staff said insurers have raised concerns about liability and the city's authority under the existing agreement, prompting a need to modernize standard contract language, clarify roles, and tighten insurance and permit language.
District staff and elected board members said any material…
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