Posted to the right on this page is the proposal presented by AYSO Soccer to place lights on the soccer field at Willow Street and Studebaker Road.
I do not have a staff report to post at this time and am asking that one be done to document the impact of these lights and any alternatives explored.
I have held two community meetings on this issue and asked that the Parks, Recreation and Marine Commission hold an informational meeting to obtain neighborhood in-put. I understand that the notice to these residents was defective and that another meeting is scheduled for this purposed.
In the meanwhile, please email me at: district5@longbeach.gov with your opinion.
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