Santa Monica
Tom Larmore, 41, has resigned from the Planning Commission, saying that other commitments have forced him to miss meetings.
“I enjoyed being involved with the (development of the) land-use element,” Larmore said. “I just feel I can’t properly serve the city with the demands I have with my job and family.”
Larmore, an attorney with the law firm of Lillick, McHose & Charles, served on the commission for two years. He was also chairman of the All Santa Monica Coalition, which gained a majority on the City Council a year ago.
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