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Rancho Palos Verdes to honor founder Ken Daida at July 7 council meeting
Summary
Mayor Paulo announced the city will hold a tribute to founder Ken Daida, who died at age 94; the July 7 council meeting will include an open-mic period for residents to speak about his service and legacy.
Rancho Palos Verdes will hold a tribute to city founder Ken Daida at the July 7 city council meeting, Mayor Paulo said on RPV City Talk.
Paulo said Mr. Daida, the namesake of the civic center, "was a giant in the city" who dedicated himself to founding and improving the community. The program will include open-mic time for residents to share memories; Paulo noted that Mr. Daida was 94 years old and fond of the city's Fourth of July celebration.
Why it matters: The tribute recognizes a long-serving civic leader and allows residents to offer public remembrances at an upcoming council meeting.
Next steps: The tribute is scheduled for the July 7 meeting; the program did not include a formal agenda item text or resolutions honoring Mr. Daida on-air.
