Revisions to Proposed Lease Between the Coliseum Commission and the University of Southern California
REVISIONS TO PROPOSED RESTATED LEASE BETWEEN THE LOS ANGELES MEMORIAL COLISEUM COMMISSION
AND THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
On April 24, the negotiating committee of the Coliseum Commission and USC officials agreed to modify the draft of the proposed restated lease between the parties that was released to the public on April 17, 2012. The agreed-upon modification is the deletion of the previous Paragraph 4.5(c).
A new version of the draft lease document, with this deletion, can now be found by clicking HERE.
The text deleted in the previous Paragraph 4.5(c) can be read by clicking HERE.
Those members of the public interested in offering public comment about this matter are invited to attend the next meeting of the Coliseum Commission at 2:30pm, Wednesday, May 2 in the Coliseum Board Room.
Written comments may be submitted:
By Email to:
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By U.S. mail to: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission
3911 S. Figueroa Street
Los Angeles, CA 90037
Attn: Donna Lee Dominguez
Discussions with the State of California
DISCUSSIONS WITH THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Since December 2011, the Coliseum Commission has held discussions with Secretary Anna Caballero, head of the State and Consumer Services Agency, regarding the USC-Coliseum Commission lease negotiations. An initial meeting was held on December 16, 2011, followed by a second meeting on January 26, 2012. In response to a list of issues presented to the Commission at the January 26 meeting, a series of responses was transmitted to Secretary Caballero on February 6, 2012.
For the transmittal letter of the responses, click here
For the responses themselves, click here.
Coliseum Commission Statement Regarding Compliance with Brown Act - 3-7-12
PLEASE NOTE: To View the Coliseum Commission's Statement re: Proposed Modifications to the USC Lease, read below:
To view the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission's statement regarding compliance with the Brown Act, issued 3/7/12, click here.
Coliseum Commission Releases Statement Regarding Proposed Modifications to USC Lease
January 11, 2012 STATEMENT REGARDING PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS TO USC LEASE WITH COLISEUM COMMISSION To support a public and transparent process, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission and the University of Southern California are jointly releasing a list of points of agreement that will serve as the basis for continuing negotiations on a modified lease between USC and the Coliseum Commission. The Coliseum Commission had announced at its meeting on December 21, 2011 that it wished to begin preparation of a lease document based on the list of points of agreement, known as a term sheet. The drafting of the full lease document is now underway and is expected to continue for several weeks. Once drafted, the lease document will also be released for public comment. Opportunities for members of the public to provide input about the proposed agreement will also be announced. The goal of both parties is to ensure that through a modified lease agreement, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum will continue to be a long-term publicly-owned asset for the neighborhood, the city and the region. The document containing the points of agreement runs 16 pages and is available at the following websites: http://www.lacoliseumlive.com/joomla/images/11112termsheet.pdf COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS? Questions and comments about the proposed Term Sheet can be sent to: Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Fax: 213/747-2279 U.S. Mail: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission
As of January 25 over 2,000 comments have been posted regarding the proposed Term Sheet. All comments received by Tuesday, January 31 will be tallied for the next meeting of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission, currently scheduled for 2:30pm, Wednesday, February 1 in the Coliseum Board Room/South office. The public is invited for the Public Comment period and Open Session The agenda for that meeting, and confirmation of the scheduled time, will be posted 72 hours in advance on the Coliseum web site.
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