Growing up in Redondo Beach, I've always cherished its unique charm and heritage. As a graphic designer and lifelong resident, I have a deep appreciation for the city's historical elements that make our home special. That's why I'm concerned about the sudden push to redesign the iconic King Harbor sign without adequate community input. Our King Harbor sign is more than just a marker; it's a part of our identity, a symbol of the community's rich past. It connects us with the stories of yesteryears and keeps the essence of old Redondo alive. The recent proposal to redesign this beloved landmark seems rushed and out of touch with what many locals want—to preserve our heritage and consult those of us who live here before making changes. According to the American Planning Association, involving communities in urban redesign projects results in more sustainable and successful outcomes. The ongoing rush doesn't give us this chance. Instead, it threatens to erase a piece of our history without giving locals a voice. I am calling on the Redondo Beach City Council and involved parties to put a pause on the King Harbor sign redesign process. We need greater transparency and more opportunities for public consultation, ensuring that any changes truly reflect our community's wishes. Our voices deserve to be heard, and our historic treasures deserve to be preserved. Let's take the time to plan this thoughtfully, with input from residents and experts who respect the importance of our cultural landmarks. Please join me in advocating for a pause in redesigning the King Harbor sign. Sign this petition, and help protect the identity, history, and charm of Redondo Beach for future generations.