The city of Rolling Hills held a historic election in March 2013. For the first time in years, a seat on the city council was vacant, and two initiative measures appeared on the ballot.
Once the results were counted, Measure A, which allowed residential use of stables on homeowners' properties, had failed; Measure B, a view-protection measure, passed. Councilman Tom Heinsheimer, who served on the council for more than 40 years, did not win his bid for re-election, and Jeff Pieper and Bea Dieringer were elected to the city council.
Here are Palos Verdes Patch stories about the election:
- PVE, Rolling Hills to Hold March Elections
- Nomination Period Extended for RH Council Seat
- What Would You Ask Rolling Hills Candidates?
- Rolling Hills Council Candidates Debate Initiatives, More at Forum
- Are You Registered to Vote on March 5?
- Spencer Karpf, Candidate for Rolling Hills City Council
- Tom Heinsheimer, Incumbent Member of Rolling Hills City Council
- Jeff Pieper, Candidate for Rolling Hills City Council
- Bea Dieringer, Candidate for Rolling Hills City Council
- Rolling Hills Election Guide
- Strong Voter Turnout in Rolling Hills
- Rolling Hills Election Results
- 10-Term Rolling Hills Councilman Loses Re-Election Bid
- Rolling Hills Voters Approve View-Protection Measure
- Rolling Hills Honors Outgoing Councilmen
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