
Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach’s commitment to historic preservation is easy to see in this South Bay city, where historic structures from the city’s early days as a seaside resort community continue to shape its character.
The city has been a Certified Local Government since 1990 and has a variety of protections and incentives available as part of its historic preservation program.
Redondo Beach has designated numerous landmarks as well as two historic districts.
Incentives include the popular Mills Acts property tax abatement program as well as historic property variances and development standards aimed at facilitating the adaptive reuse of historic structures.
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If you'd like to get involved in preservation in Redondo Beach, we suggest the following resources:
City Representative
Stacey Kinsella
Associate Planner
stacey.kinsella@redondo.org
(310) 318-0637
Express your interest and ask about opportunities, particularly in helping to create a preservation ordinance if the city doesn't have one.
Local Group
Redondo Beach Historical Society
Visit their website to learn more about their work and find direct contact information.
If any of this information is out of date, or to suggest additional ways to get involved, please contact us at info@laconservancy.org or (213) 623-2489.
Most of the following resources are specific to Redondo Beach. For general resources related to local preservation and our Preservation Report Card, please visit our Report Card microsite.
Historic Preservation Ordinance
Historic Preservation Documents
Guide to CEQA (Conservancy website)
If any of these links are broken or incorrect, or if you would like to suggest other resources for preservation in Redondo Beach, please let us know by emailing info@laconservancy.org.