SunCal representative Peter Johnson gave a presentation at Tuesday’s city council meeting concerning the status of the Marblehead residential SunCal project. He maintained the company has been fairly busy with maintenance operations as of late with bridge repair from last September now complete, along with outside fencing and repairs completed to a block wall that was damaged after a car had crashed through it. Moreover, homeless camps on the property have been removed by personnel and there are currently no homeless people living on the site, Johnson said. The partnership for Marblehead Coastal, which is known as SunCal Marblehead, LLC and has Lehman Brothers as the financial partner and SunCal as the development partner, filed for bankruptcy in November 2008 as a result of the collapse of Lehman. SunCal itself, however, is not in bankruptcy and continues to do business. SunCal is also continuing maintenance on the preserve surrounding the site. Johnson also maintained SunCal has received approval from a bankruptcy trustee to strengthen fencing between the northwest side of the development and Shorecliffs Middle School. Students at the school have been reportedly trying to escape through the fencing. “We’re looking for proposals on the fencing and that should be done by this week,” Johnson said. “There’s really a number of little items to report, but we are succeeding on them at the time.”