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The City Council today will vote on authorizing $15,000 to participate in the Aliso Creek Watershed Management Study. The study will address how to fix problems, such as erosion, relating to the creek that runs through a portion of the gated community’s property, City Manager Leslie Keane said. The meeting will be at 2 p.m. in the boardroom of the Leisure World administration building, 23522 Paseo de Valencia.
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