Two weeks ago, Councilmember Agran circulated the Memo below to his Council Colleagues. The Memo seeks to agendize a presentation on the Great Park Community Facilities District (CFD) to shed light on the origins of the program and how the funds are generated.

Over the last week, several memos issued by Councilmember Agran have been added to the the Meetings & Memos page.

Councilmember Agran acknowledges the frustration many residents are feeling as the City Council has declined to agendize matters such as the Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery, Great Park residents and homeowners’ representation, All-American Asphalt-related health and environmental concerns, and a discussion of transitioning to district elections.

“This park is 1,300 acres, bigger than Balboa Park in San Diego and twice as big as Central Park in New York. The park’s potential is as great as the park is vast. To realize that opportunity, however, it’s crucial that the City works hand-in-hand with residents, especially those of the nearby Great Park Neighborhoods.”

Earlier this week, Councilmember Agran circulated a memo to his Council Colleagues, reiterating previous requests for a second signature in order to place items on an upcoming City Council Meeting agenda.