Pasadena City Council to consider lease termination for Rose Bowl Riders property
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What happened
Pasadena confirmed ownership of the property used by the Rose Bowl Riders, which has operated on the 12-acre facility since 1946. Pasadena issued a “Notice to Quit” in late September, requiring the organization to vacate the city-owned land by January 31, 2027. The City Council will consider authorizing the Interim City Manager to issue a notice to terminate the lease, setting the deadline.
From pasadenastarnews.com
Why it matters
The Rose Bowl Riders nonprofit provides services to underprivileged children, including field trips for Pasadena Unified School District schools. The city’s action to reclaim the property could disrupt these long-standing educational partnerships.
From pasadenastarnews.com
Who's involved
- PasadenaCity that owns the property where the Rose Bowl Riders operates
- city councilLegislative body considering the authorization to terminate the lease
- Pasadena Unified School DistrictSchool district that receives field trips from the Rose Bowl Riders
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Pasadena
city in Los Angeles County, California, United States