To the editor : Excellent, comprehensive article by senior writer Doug Smith on the opportunities and challenges for winding down the oil field and redeveloping housing and open space in its place ( “As a century-old oil field winds down, what’s next for Baldwin Hills? A sprawling park or housing?,” Nov. 9). Only one key challenge was omitted: the active and potentially hazardous Newport-Inglewood fault , which bisects Baldwin Hills.
No worries. I’m sure developers will build homes on top of the fault zone that can withstand a major fault rupture. If you want to move into one of those homes, I’ll hold your beer and watch.
David Kay, Playa Vista

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