San Gabriel Valley : Council Urges Project Panelists to Resign
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Hahamongna Operating Co.’s board of directors has announced that it will meet next week to discuss the Pasadena City Council’s recommendation that all 10 of its city-appointed members resign.
The nonprofit company was created to direct development of a 300-acre park and water reclamation project.
The council voted 5 to 4 Monday to scrap most of the Hahamongna Operating Co.’s board of directors and give the bickering board members “a fresh start,” said Councilman Bill Crowfoot, who is a committee member.
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