Hearing set on disputed Los Cerritos Wetlands buffer area
A city zoning administrator has set an Oct. 12 hearing date to review plans to re-establish a cap over what environmentalists consider to be a buffer habitat at Los Cerritos Wetlands. Sean Hitchcock, owner-president of 2H Properties in Signal Hill, was sharply criticized by environmentalists for grading the buffer area near Loynes Drive and Studebaker Road in March. Hitchcock is seeking approval to import about 1,000 cubic yards of soil to re-establish and maintain the cap over the graded area. Continue reading Press Telegram.
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