Of the repairs that were done by Urban Commons, some appear to have been “performed incorrectly or not pursuant to applicable standards, and will likely need to be fixed or re-done in the near term.”
El Consejo de la Ciudad aprobó el martes por unanimidad un plan para arrendar el Centro de Convenciones al gobierno federal para usarlo como refugio de emergencia para los niños migrantes que llegan sin acompañante a la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México.
The vaccine will be available for walk-ups only at the Terrace Theater entrance from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
The city will begin negotiating a contract with Federal Emergency Management Agency and Health and Human Services, which will operate the facility.
Hasta 1,000 niños podrían ser protegidos por un período de 90 a 120 días hasta que puedan ser transportados a una vivienda segura en otro lugar de los Estados Unidos., dijeron los funcionarios de la ciudad.
Up to 1,000 children could be sheltered for a period of 90 to 120 days until they can be transported to safe housing elsewhere in the U.S., city officials said.
Si el plan sigue adelante, los niños en Long Beach podrían ser alojados en la arena de 45,000 pies cuadrados del Centro de Convenciones hasta que sean transportados a una vivienda segura en otro lugar de Estados Unidos.
Convention centers in San Diego and Dallas have already been converted to shelters to help house the thousands of migrants packing facilities at the U.S.-Mexico border in recent weeks.
City Auditor Laura Doud since December 2019 has been investigating how $23 million in city-issued bonds was spent to fix some of the most critical repairs for the ship listed in the marine survey.
By last summer, parts of Downtown looked like a ghost town, but the foot traffic this year is starting to return, said Kraig Kojian, president of the Downtown Long Beach Alliance.
