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Board closes hearings, adjudicates code cases for 112 and 108 Pirate Avenue
Summary
The Board of Aldermen closed public hearings on two Pirate Avenue properties after certified notices were returned undelivered and voted to adjudicate both code matters. No members of the public spoke at either hearing.
The Long Beach Board of Aldermen opened public hearings for 112 and 108 Pirate Avenue and closed both after no members of the public appeared. Emma, the city clerk, read the posted notices and indicated the certified mailings had been returned undelivered: "Notice was undelivered." The board then moved to adjudicate the matters and the motions carried.
The clerk’s readout for 112 Pirate Avenue noted the notice had been posted on January 14, 2026, and that certified mail to Holtz Property LLC was undelivered. For 108 Pirate Avenue the clerk read an identical timeline for posting and noted certified mail to the listed owners was also undelivered. Following the readings, board members moved to close the hearings and later made formal motions to adjudicate the code cases. The minutes reflect the board approved the adjudications by voice vote.
The hearings were procedural steps under the city’s property‑notice process; no substantive testimony was taken because no interested parties were present. The board’s action establishes the official record that the hearings occurred and that the city will proceed with enforcement or administratively required steps consistent with the notices read into the record.
