Manhattan Beach : Teen Center Site Selected
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The City Council has decided to locate the city’s planned center for teen agers in the Manhattan Heights Community Building.
Council members voted several months ago to open a drop-in center for teen-agers, and picked the La Marina School on Redondo Avenue as the site. But the city decided that the estimated $35,000 to $45,000 cost of refurbishing the building was too high, according to a report by Parks and Recreation Director James Stecklein.
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