Planning Commission Meeting Rescheduled to 7/16/20

July 10, 2020

Date

Thu, Jul 16 7:00pm - 11:59pm

Location

Zoom

Alhambra , CA United States

The Planning Commission meeting on 7/6/20 to decide the fate of 6 historic homes on Marguerita and Curtis Avenues has been rescheduled to 7/16/20 due to a technical difficulty. All residents who had submitted comments for the Monday meeting are encouraged to resubmit their comments by sending them to Paul Lam at [email protected] by 7/16/20 before 4:30 p.m. Your resubmitted comments will be read out loud and entered in the official minutes. Thank you for your support.

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