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Sep 2, 2026 at 3:00 PM ET
Brea Residents Seek More Records on Costco Plan
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Brea4All, represented by a law firm, sent another Aug. 28 demand letter to the City of Brea, saying the records produced about the proposed Costco store and gas station are “materially incomplete.” The group cites prior Public Records Act responses totaling more than 15,000 pages but alleges missing emails and text messages, including between assistant city manager Jason Killebrew and developer Dwight Manley.
WHO: Brea4All residents; a law firm representing the group; City of Brea officials including Assistant City Manager/Community Development Director Jason Killebrew; developer/land owner Dwight Manley
WHAT: A legal demand letter requests additional public records related to the city’s Costco store and gas station proposal, alleging prior disclosures are incomplete.
WHEN: Reported Sep 2, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET
WHERE: Los Angeles, CA
WHY: The letter says the city’s prior Public Records Act responses about the Costco deal are “materially incomplete,” so additional records must be provided for public review.
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