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NC Westchester / Playa Education Committee Meeting

Committee:

Education

Chairperson:

Heather Tuttle

Meeting Date:

Wednesday, August 28, 2019 - 6:30pm

Meeting Place:

Westchester Municipal Building Community Room 7166 W Manchester Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90045

Discussion/Action (Motion):

1. 6:30pm- Call to Order/Introductions

2. Public Comment on Non-Agenda Items

3.

School Spotlight- Success Stories from Neighborhood Schools

4. New Business:

Action Item 1:

Zach Siglow and Eric Davidson offical members of the education committee

Action Item 2:

Neighborhood Council Sponsored Buddy Bench program at each local school

Action Item 3:

Education webpage cleanup- links to pdfs, remove outdated info, etc.

Action Item 4:

LAX Coastal Education Foundation School Expo October 23, 2019- Neighborhood Council Booth for Outreach and Education

(enrollment policies and procedures magnet vs. charter definition, dates, etc.)

Action Item 5:

Marketing plan for our local Schools

5.

Motion to Adjourn (Target 7:30pm)

Join us for My Buddy, a Spectacular Senior Pet Adoption Event at LA Animal Services Centers!

Los Angeles, August 8, 2019 - On August 17th and 18th the Paula Kent Meehan Pet Care Foundation will host another spectacular pet adoption event at all six LA City Animal Services Centers. This event promises to have plenty of loving dogs and cats, and is geared to help find homes for dogs and cats who are 5 years and older by offering a 50% discount on all adoption fees. My Buddy aims to draw attention towards the amazing cats and dogs in the City centers who are mellow, calm, sweet and ready to be great companions!
 
Many people automatically think of a puppy or kitten when they contemplate adopting a pet. Kittens and puppies are cute and cuddly, but they demand a lot of time, patience and energy. If you are considering adopting a furry friend and you are away from home most of the day, you want a calm pet or you have young children, there are great advantages to adopting a grown-up four legged family member.
 
Here are a few advantages of adopting a mature pet:
  • What you see is what you get. You already know what their grooming requirements will be and what their personality is. This information will help you pick the right pet for you and your family.
  • Older pets have manners. Unlike kittens and puppies, many grown-up animals have spent years living with a family and being socialized to living with humans. Many dogs are house trained and it takes a matter of hours or a day or two to help them learn the potty rules in their new home.
  • Your shoes will be safe. Older adoptive pets are usually less destructive and well past the search-and-destroy phase.
  • You can teach an old dog (and cat) new tricks. Adult dogs and cats can focus on the task at hand, are more attentive and are more eager to please their humans. This makes them the perfect candidates for learning basic commands.
  • Older pets are relaxing and easier to handle. Mature dogs and cats are playful and they can relax too. If you have small children in the home, a mature pet makes a lot of sense. Select an adult dog who likes kids and the transition will be much easier than adding another "baby" to the family. Adult cats can jump up on a bookcase or table when kids are being kids and observe the action from above.
  • Adopted senior pets are grateful for your kindness. Somehow, older dogs and cats seem to know you gave them a home and a second chance. They will repay your kindness with gentle puuurrrrs and kisses.
 
for center locations.
 
Los Angeles Department of Animal Services is one of the largest municipal shelter systems in the United States with six services centers serving approximately 60,000 animals annually and responding to 20,000 emergency calls involving an animal or person in danger. LA Animal Services promotes and protects the health, safety and welfare of animals and people.
 
The Pet Care Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of homeless pets in the Los Angeles area. For more information contact:

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MINC®​ ​ STAKEHOLDER MEETING

MINC®​ ​STAKEHOLDER MEETING

Monday, August 12t​ h​, 2019 at 6:30 PM Wilshire LAPD Station Community Room

4849 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90019

 

AGENDA

1. Call to Order & Roll Call

  1. Call to Order (President)

  2. Roll Call of Board Members (Secretary)

  3. Introductions

i. What is your favorite place in LA and why? d. Open Board Seats:

  1. Seats for Region 6, Region 11, Comercial (2), and Organization (1) are open

  2. Applicants interested in joining the MINC Board must:

    1. attend one Board meeting prior to applying

    2. meet the qualifications for the vacant seat to which they are applying

    3. be willing and able to attend a minimum of 8 board meetings per year

    4. be willing and able to check MINC emails on a daily basis

  1. General Public Comment on Non-Agenda Items​ (each speaker is limited to ​1 minute, ​please complete and submit a speaker card)

  2. Community Government Reports and Announcements (

    1. Brett Shears, Department of Neighborhood Empowerment

    2. Vincent Burdit, Office of Los Angeles City Council President Herb Wesson

    3. Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti

    4. Office of Michael Feuer, Los Angeles City Attorney

    5. Office of State Assemblymember Sydney Kamlager

    6. Office of State Senator Holly J. Mitchell

    7. Office of Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas

    8. Office of U.S. Congressmember Karen Bass

    9. Office of LAUSD School Board Member George McKenna

  1. Los Angeles Police Department

  2. Other Offices

  1. Presentations

    1. SPCALA (Ana Bustilloz, 10 mins)

    2. Wheels e-Scooter (Arturo Gonzalez, 5 mins)

  2. Reports from MINC Standing Committees & Ad Hoc Committees

    1. Budget Committee

    2. Outreach Committee

    3. Planning and Land Use Management (PLUM) Committee

    4. Discussion and possible actions toward forming Ad Hoc Bylaws Committee

      1. MOTION: ​To form Ad Hoc Bylaws Committee to review and recommend changes to MINC bylaws with regard to region boundaries, leaves, election staggering not later than December, 2019

      2. MOTION: ​To approve (Names) as Ad Hoc Bylaws Committee Members

      3. MOTION: ​To appoint (Name) as Ad Hoc Bylaws Committee Chair

  3. Reports from Liaisons

    1. Homelessness Liaison

    2. Public Safety Liaison (Chin Thammasaengsri, Community Emergency Response Team - CERT)

    3. Resilience, (Brittany Blackie)

    4. Other

    5. Vacant Liaison Positions (can be filled by non board members)

      1. Plan Check

      2. Emergency Preparedness

      3. Neighborhood Council Sustainability Alliance

      4. Congress of Neighborhoods

      5. Grievance Panel

      6. DWP Advocacy and Oversight

    6. MOTION​: To approve (Name) as MINC (Position) Liaison

  4. Introduction to Community Impact Statements (CIS) (Brett Shears, 15 mins)

    1. Nomination of five MINC CIS filers

    2. MOTION​: To approve (Name 1), (Name 2), (Name 3), (Name 4), and (Name 5) as the MINC Community

      Impact Statement (CIS) fielers.

  5. Consent Calendar

    1. MOTION​: To approve the minutes for the June 2019 Board Meeting

    2. MOTION​: To approve the minutes for the July 2019 Board Meeting

  6. Treasurer’s Report

    1. MOTION​: To approve the June Monthly Expenditure Report (MER)

    2. MOTION​: To add a line item to the MINC Operations Budget for translation services

  7. Board Business

    1. Transfer of PO Box key to Treasurer, Mark Prince

    2. Transfer of 2nd Public Storage key to Outreach Chair, Nick Spano

    3. Requests for future agenda items/presentations

    4. Questions/Concerns/Reports from Board

  8. Announcements

  9. Adjournment

ADJOURNMENT

PICO UNION NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL Regular Quality of Life and Safety Meeting Agenda

PICO UNION NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL Regular Quality of Life and Safety Meeting Agenda

August 12, 2019 at 6:30pm
St. Thomas School
2632 W 15th St, Los Angeles, CA 90006 [email protected] 213 674-7646

PICO UNION NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL Quality of Life and Safety

Committee Member

Zoila Banuelos Luis Gonzalez Maria Echeverria

1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Welcoming Remarks & Announcements

  1. Welcome Message

  2. Action Update

4. Quality of Life and Safety Action Items:

Sub Committees for Clean Communities, and Public and Safety Events supports:

  1. Monthly 311 Walks Reports and/or Trainings.

  2. Request to PUNC of 200 School backpacks to give away at Normandie & Toberman Parks during Summer Nigh

    Light Programs.

  3. Health Fair at St. Thomas School on September 28, 2019 from 10am to 3pm.

5. Public comments on non-agenda items within the committee’s subject matter jurisdiction.
6. Board Member comments on non-agenda items within the committee’s subject matter jurisdiction. 7. Meeting adjournment.

GREATER CYPRESS PARK NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL GOVERNING BOARD MEETING

GREATER CYPRESS PARK NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL GOVERNING BOARD MEETING
AGENDA
Tuesday, August 13, 2019 – 7:30 P.M.
Cypress Park Recreation Center

GREATER CYPRESS PARK

NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL

1150 CYPRESS AVE LOS ANGELES, CA 90065

E-mail: [email protected] Website: cypressparknc.com

2630 Pepper Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90065

Dinner and Spanish translation provided. Cena y traducción al español proporcionada.

 

Items may be addressed out of the order listed. Times are for reference and subject to change.

Call to Order (2 minutes)

  • Roll Call
    Welcome stakeholders present, speaker card reminder
  • Comments from Public Officials (10 minutes)
  • Public Comments (10 minutes)
  • Comments from the Board, stakeholders and the public on non-agenda items within the Board’s subject matter jurisdiction. Speaker must complete and sign a speaker card before meeting. Limited to one (1) minute per speaker.
  • Chairperson’s Report (3 minutes)
  • Summary of council actions over the last month
    Update on member eligibility to vote
    Presentation of certificates of recognition to past board members from Councilmember Cedillo’s office
 
 
  • Treasurer’s Report (2 minutes)
  • Updates on current funding levels and upcoming expenditures
  • Consent Calendar (2 minutes) – Per GCPNC Standing Rules, a single motion approves the following items without board or public comment due to the fact that they were considered at a prior public meeting and/or are uncontroversial. Any Board Member may ask that any item be removed from the consent calendar and voted on separately.
  • Approve July 2019 Monthly Expenditure Report

  • Approve July 2019 Meeting Minutes

  • Approve paying Carlos Sosa $120 for 2019 election design work.

  • Approve Community Impact Statement for Council File 19-0646 12-month Minimum Lease in Rent Stabilized

    Buildings, in support

  • Approve Community Impact Statement for Council File 19-0623: empty housing penalties or vacancy tax, in

    support but with amendments

  • Approve Community Impact Statement for Council File 14-0268-S16 to study the feasibility of tying tenant relocation assistance to median rental price for a comparable unit within the community plan; family size or number of tenants; and annually adjusted consumer price index, in support with amendments

    Presentation from LA City Controller Ron Galperin (15 minutes)

    Controller Galperin will discuss the workings of his office and how our community can learn more about the city through his office’s audits and data sharing programs.

    Presentation from Bird Scooters (5 minutes):

    Morgan Roth, Community Manager from Bird, will share updates related to the LADOT year-long Shared Mobility Pilot Program and how the community can get involved in sharing information with the company to keep our sidewalks safe and orderly.

    Action Items
    Discussion and Possible Action: Southern California Gas Company and NC Sustainability Alliance presentations on how natural gas fits into clean energy policy in California. (15 minutes)
    Mona Verches, a consultant for Southern California Gas Company, will share information about a new natural gas product the company is offering.
    Lisa Hart, NC Sustainability Alliance, will discuss the Southern California Gas Company proposal and share information about joining the NC Sustainability Alliance
    Possible motion to support or oppose these proposals

 
 
  • Discussion and Possible Action: Funding for Neighborhood Council Support Organizations (3 minutes)
  • Motion to approve $1000 expenditure to fund the annual Congress of Neighborhood Councils event. Motion to approve $1000 expenditure to fund the Neighborhood Council Budget Advocates.
  • Discussion and Possible Action: Update Administrative Packet Budget with FY18-19 Rollover funds and updated financial positions (3 minutes)
  • Motion to update the FY2019-2020 administrative packet to include $501.25 in rollover funds Motion to appoint a second bank card holder
  • Discussion and Possible Action: Establish a Youth and Education Standing Committee (2 minutes)
  • Motion to amend the Standing Rules to add a Youth and Education standing committee. Consider charging the committee with connecting with local schools, youth organizations, building our outreach to young people, and researching city issues that impact young people in our neighborhood.
    If adopted, consider a motion to appoint a chairperson.
  • Discussion and Possible Action: Quarterly NPG Funding Requests (10 minutes)
  • Manos Que Sobreviven requests $5,000 for a health fair on 9/7 at Cypress Park Rec Center.
    GRYD Program requests a $1,000 grant to purchase backpacks, with the caveat that our GCPNC logo appear on the back
  • Breaking Through Barriers To Success requests a $4,000 grant to go towards the purchase of a 15 passenger van
  • Discussion and Possible Action: Re-funding NPG from FY2018-2019 for Friends of Cypress Park (3 minutes)
  • Consider using rollover funds from FY2018-2019 to send $500 to Friends of Cypress Park due to a lost check.
  • Discussion and Possible Action: Election of Board Officers (5 minutes)
  • Appoint a Secretary Designation of NC Liaisons to City Departments and Alliances: Alliance of River Communities, Budget Rep, Resilience, Animal Services, Public Works, Grievance Panel, Sustainability Designation of a coordinator for managing our mailing list
  • Discussion and Possible Action: CIS in support of CF 19-0744 introduced by Councilmember Cedillo to raise awareness of low-cost internet plans to disadvantaged communities (2 minutes)
 
 

New Business and ideas for future meetings

Upcoming Meetings and Events:

Governing Board Meeting: Tuesday, September 10, 7:30PM @ Cypress Park Rec Center
Pop-up Clean Up: Saturday, September 14, 10AM. Cypress Park Library
Land Use and Housing Committee Meeting: Tuesday, September 3 @ LA River Center and Gardens on Ave 26 in the Los Feliz Room, 6:00 PM - contact Ash ([email protected])

Adjournment

Westside NC Governing Board & Stakeholder Safety & Preparedness Meeting

Westside Neighborhood Council Governing Board/Stakeholder and Safety and Preparedness Community Meeting

NOTICE OF AGENDA

August 6, 2019 7:30 pm 10659 Pico Blvd. Los Angeles 90064

2. PUBLIC COMMENT ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS:

Comments from the public on non-agenda items within the Board’s jurisdiction (Up to two minutes per

speaker)

3. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION:

  •   Welcome and introduction of guests

  •   Public Comment/suggestions for items not appearing on agenda

  •   Participating organization/agency update

  •   Sponsorship/budget updates --

  •   Vendor update

  •   Logistics

  •   Need volunteers for a variety of tasks/assign tasks

  •   Set next meeting within 2 weeks and adjourn

Supervisor Kuehl presents - Future of the West LA Courthouse

Neighbor –

In April, I shared with you that Los Angeles County was exploring the possibility of purchasing and redeveloping the vacant West LA Courthouse at Purdue Ave and Santa Monica Boulevard.

As we continue to explore the feasibility of this project, my office is excited to host two upcoming discussions to help us develop a concept for this property that will enhance the neighborhood. At the event, we will share updates and we hope you will share your ideas, concerns and aspirations.

Details are below, and you can download the event flyer here.

Monday, August 19th & Thursday, September 5th

Felicia Mahood Senior Center

Multipurpose Room

11338 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA. 90025

6:00pm to 7:30pm

Presentations at 6:30 pm followed by an open house

Please RSVP to Zaire Overton at [email protected] or (310) 231-1170.

If you are interested in following these discussions as we move forward, you can sign up for updates here.

I look forward to hearing from you!

SK Sig

Los Angeles County, Third District

North Hills West NC Joint Board and Planning & Land Use Committee Meeting

NORTH HILLS WEST

NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL

Joint Board & Planning and Land Use Committee Meeting Agenda

 

Tuesday, August 6th 2019 from 6:30 – 8:30 pm The Onion 9550 Haskell Ave, North Hills CA 91343

Committee members: Heather Hudson-Beeber-Chair, Punam Gohel, Pat Crone, Kathy Cryer, Anita Goldbaum, Jay Beeber.

ALL AGENDA ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION BY THE BOARD. PLEASE NOTE THE PRESIDING OFFICER OF THE BOARD MAY TAKE ITEMS OUT OF ORDER. ALL SPEAKER CARDS MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE SECRETARY BEFORE THE MEETING BEGINS.

The public is requested to fill out a “Speaker Card” to address the Board on any agenda item before the Board takes an action. Public comment is limited to 2 minutes per speaker, but the Board reserves the discretion to modify as warranted.

1.Welcome, Roll Call and announcement of Quorum and Voting Eligibility (Ethics, Funding and Code of Conduct).

2. Discussion and possible Motion to approve previous Meeting Minutes.

3. General Public Comments – 2 minutes per Speaker

The public may provide comments to the Board on non-agenda items within the Board’s subject matter jurisdiction. However, please note that under the Brown Act, the Board is prevented from acting on the issue you bring to its attention until the matter is agenized for discussion at a future public meeting.

4. Public Agency Speakers and Announcements.
5. Discussion and possible vote to recommend regarding

a Applicant for Valor Academy will be presenting new building design plans.

Items of interest

6. Board Member Comments (1- 2 minutes each)

7. Requests For Future Agenda Items

8. Upcoming events.

9. Motion to Adjourn

 

Studio City NC Bylaws & Procedures Standing Committee

STUDIO CITY NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL

 

Bylaws & Procedures Standing Committee

Monday, August 5th, 2019

7:00 PM

4024 Radford Avenue, Editorial 2, Room 6 Studio City, CA 91604 (818) 655-5400

Committee Members: Nancy Kremer (Chairman), Adam Summer (Board Member), Eric Previn, Peter Cole, Brian Carroll (President, ex-officio)

  1. Call to Order.

  2. Public Comments on non-agenda items within the Committee's jurisdiction.

  3. Officer Reports, approval of Minutes from July, 2019.

  4. Discussion and possible motion with regard to draft Operating Procedures and draft Bylaws.

  5. Comments from members.

  6. Adjournment


Mar Vista CC Airport Committee Meeting

Saturday, August 03, 2019, 6:00 PM
11555 National Blvd. LA, CA 90064 (Library Meeting Room)

Park in the lot or on the street

  1. Call to Order and Introductions

  2. Public Comment and announcements

  3. Minutes July 06, 2019 minutes approval (see below)

  4. Reports by Co chairs

  5. Old Business -

    Motion of support for adding air pollution into the bylaws of the LAX Community Noise Roundtable, and another to support investigating blood lead levels in people living close to airports.

  6. New Business

a. General discussion - Where to from here?

  1. Future agenda items and date of next meeting

  2. Adjournment

    July 06, 2019 - MINUTES

  1. Call to Order - 6:00 PM

  2. Introductions - Co-chairs Martin Rubin and Holly Tilson; Joan Winters; Wayne Wheeler; Kathryn

    Wheeler

  3. Public Comment -

  4. Minutes – June 01, 2019 minutes approved

  5. Reports by Co chairs - Martin Rubin reported that the item supposed to be on this month's LAX Roundtable agenda will be on the following meeting's agenda. He also reported that he would attend the July 11 LAX Area Advisory Committee to hear Dr. Rima Habre, expert on air pollution exposure around airport environments. He also reported that he had spoken with Bill Piazza from the Los Angeles Unified School District Office of Environmental Health and Safety regarding blood lead level studies. He mentioned that the City of Los Angeles is suing the FAA regarding the new flight paths into LAX.

  6. Old Business - Martin Rubin said that he would write proposals for MVCC to support after the new board is settled in.

  7. New Business - General discussion.

  8. Future agenda items - continue discussion / Date of next meeting - September 07, 2019

  9. Public announcements - None

10. Adjournment - 6:30 PM

WEBINAR: Is Employee Health Insurance Failing Americans?

 
It's a quiet crisis that has flown under the radar: Job-based health plans have become unaffordable for a growing share of the 156 million Americans who rely on them. Soaring deductibles and huge out-of-pocket costs have prompted hard decisions: Half of American families with job-based plans say they ration trips to the doctor, bypass the ER, and leave prescriptions unfilled, according to a recent survey by The Los Angeles Times and the Kaiser Family Foundation.
 
Want to get the full story? Join the Center for Health Journalism on July 23 from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. PT / 2-3 p.m. ET for a webinar that will give you the context and key data points to tell urgent and relatable stories about struggling families for your audience.
 
Employers across America have shifted ever-greater costs onto workers as U.S. health care costs continue to rise, with employees facing especially high burdens in some states. For instance, the median spending on premiums and out-of-pocket costs was more than $5,000 a year in states such as Nebraska and New Hampshire in 2017, while Hawaiians spent $1,500.
 
The webinar will feature Noam Levey, national health care policy reporter for the Los Angeles Times; Dr. Arnold Milstein, medical director of the Pacific Business Group on Health and director of Stanford's Clinical Excellence Research Center; and Larry Levitt, executive vice president for health policy at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
 
For more information and to register, click here.

Board of Fire Commissioners Agendas

AGENDA

BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING

Tuesday, July 16, 2019 at 9:00 a.m.

FIRE COMMISSION MEETING ROOM, CITY HALL EAST, ROOM 1820

200 N. MAIN STREET, 18th FLOOR, LOS ANGELES

 

  1. COMMISSION COMMENTS

  2. REPORTS OF THE FIRE CHIEF

    1. Announcements/Meetings/Events

    2. Verbal report by Department on significant incidents and activities for the period of July 2, 2019 through July 15, 2019.

    3. Verbal report by Medical Director relative to medical emergencies for the period of July 2, 2019 through July 15, 2019.

  3. PRESENTATIONS

  4. CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS

    1. [BFC 19-068] – Report by Department on the Agreement with the Regents of the University of California to Provide an Air-Medical Clinical Care Coordinator. Recommendation: That the Board approve the recommendations and transmit to the City Administrative Officer for review.

    2. [BFC 19-069] – Report by Department on the Paramedic Educational Services Agreement with the Regents of the University of California, UCLA Center for Pre- Hospital Care.
      Recommendation: That the Board approve the recommendations and transmit to the City Administrative Office for review.

    3. [BFC 19-080] – Report by Department on the status of LAFD projects. Recommendation: Receive and file.

    4. [BFC 19-081] - Report by Department on the status and disposition of LAFD matters considered by or referred to City Council/Committees, other City departments, officers, and agencies, for the period of, June 21, 2019, through July 3, 2019.

      Recommendation: Receive and file.

  5. REGULAR AGENDA ITEMS

    1. [BFC 19-082] - Report by Department on the Behavioral Health Program Report on the EMS Mental Health First Responder Training Program.
      Recommendation: Receive and file.

    2. [BFC 19-083] – Report by Department on the Adopted budget for Fiscal Year 2019-20.

      Recommendation: Receive and file.

    3. [BFC 19-084] – Report by Department on the Corrective Action Summary. Recommendation: Receive and file.

      AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

 

       6. PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD ADJOURNMENT

CENTRAL LOS ANGELES AREA PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING AGENDA

CENTRAL LOS ANGELES AREA PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING AGENDA TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019, AFTER 4:30 P.M. LOS ANGELES CITY HALL 200 NORTH SPRING STREET, ROOM 1070 LOS ANGELES, CA 90012

  1. DEPARTMENTAL REPORT AND COMMISSION BUSINESS

    • Items of Interest

    • Advanced Calendar

    • Commission Requests

    • Approval of Minutes – June 25, 2019

  2. NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL
    Presentation by Neighborhood Council representatives on any neighborhood council resolution, or community impact statement filed with the City Clerk, which relates to any agenda item listed or being considered on this agenda.

  3. GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENT
    The Commission shall provide an opportunity in open meetings for the public to address it on non- agenda items, for a cumulative total of up to thirty (30) minutes, on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Commission.

    PERSONS WISHING TO SPEAK MUST SUBMIT A SPEAKER’S REQUEST FORM. ALL REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE COMMISSION ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS AND ITEMS OF INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC THAT ARE WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE COMMISSION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD.

  4. RECONSIDERATIONS

    1. MOTIONS TO RECONSIDER - The Commission may make a motion to reconsider a Commission

      Action on any agenda items from its previous meeting, consistently with the Commission Rule 8.3, provided the Commission retains jurisdiction over the matter.

    2. MERITS OF ANY ITEM THE COMMISSION HAS VOTED TO RECONSIDER - If a majority of the Commission has approved a motion to reconsider a Commission Action, the Commission may address the merits of the original Commission Action.

  5. APCC-2018-6929-SPE-SPP Council District: 13 – O’Farrell CEQA: ENV-2013-2813-EIR Last Day to Act: 07-10-19 Plan Area: Hollywood

    PUBLIC HEARING REQUIRED
    PROJECTSITE: 5901-5925WestSunsetBoulevard;1515-1525NorthBronsonAvenue PROPOSED PROJECT:

Master Sign Program to permit one wall sign on the north and one wall sign on either the south or east elevation flush-mounted on the mechanical penthouse walls located on the building’s roof and ten wall

signs and four projecting signs to be located at or near the ground floor.

Central Area Planning Commission 2 July 9, 2019

1.

3.

4. 5.

Applicant: Staff:

Chris Pearson
Representative: Peter Gutierrez

Tina Vacharkulksemsuk
(213) 978-1241 [email protected]

REQUESTED ACTIONS:

Pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15162 and 15164, in consideration of the whole of the administrative record, that the Project was assessed in the previously certified Environmental Impact Report (ENV-2013-2813-EIR) and certified on August 2016, and no subsequent EIR or Negative

Declaration is required for the approval of the Project;

2. Pursuant to Los Angeles Municipal Code (LAMC) Section 11.5.7 F.2, a Specific Exception from Section 5.E of the Hollywood Signage Supplemental Use District to allow more than two square-feet of maximum combined sign area for each linear foot of street frontage. At no time shall the total sign area exceed 3,964 square-feet;

Pursuant to LAMC Section 11.5.7 F.2, a Specific Plan Exception from Section 7.L.1(a) of the Hollywood Signage Supplemental Use District to allow two wall signs to be located approximately 184 to 202 feet in height above grade in lieu of the maximum 35-feet in height above grade

requirement of the Hollywood Signage Supplemental Use District;

Pursuant to LAMC Section 11.5.7.F.2, a Specific Plan Exception from Section 7.L.2 of the Hollywood Signage Supplemental Use District to allow two wall signs (one sign at a maximum 2,250 square-feet and one sign at a maximum 1,404 square-feet) to exceed the maximum 300 square-feet allowed for

each sign per the Hollywood Signage Supplemental Use District;

Pursuant to LAMC Section 11.5.7 C, a Project Permit Compliance to allow for a Master Sign Program to permit one wall sign on the north and one wall sign on either the south or east elevation flush- mounted on the mechanical penthouse walls located on the building’s roof and ten wall signs and

four projecting signs to be located at or near the ground floor.

The next regular meeting of the Central Los Angeles Area Planning Commission will be held at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 23, 2019 at

Los Angeles City Hall
200 North Spring Street, Room 1070 Los Angeles, California 90012

City Planning Commission Meeting Agenda

CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2019 after 8:30 a.m.
LOS ANGELES CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER, ROOM 340
200 NORTH SPRING STREET, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90012

 

 

 

 

The next scheduled regular meeting of the City Planning Commission will be held on:

Thursday, July 25, 2019

Van Nuys City Hall Council Chamber, 2nd Floor 14410 Sylvan Street Van Nuys, CA 91401

North Area NC Development Council General Board Meeting

NORTH AREA NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

General Board Meeting and Board Appointments


Happy Summer, Neighbors!

The NANDC elections are now behind us and we are preparing for the new board to be sworn in at our next general meeting on Tuesday, July 9. You can view the final election results here.

We have five remaining board vacancies that will be filled through the appointment process. We hope to fill all of the vacancies at our next meeting. Those positions are:

  • Treasurer
  • At-Large Representative
  • At-Large Representative
  • USC Community Interest
  • Business Representative


You can view the responsibilities of each of these positions here.

The applications should be submitted to NANDC President Thryeris Mason at [email protected] no later than 6:00pm, Tuesday, July 9, 2019.

Please make sure you join us for our board meeting, which will take place:

Tuesday, July 9, 2019
6:30-8:30 PM
USC Village
Community Room
3015 S. Hoover Street, Building 1-189
Southwest corner of Hoover
Free parking at USC Village for 3 hours (with NANDC validation).


Hope to see you at our first general meeting with the new board!

Del Rey Neighborhood Council Education Committee Regular Meeting

Del Rey Neighborhood Council Education Committee

Regular Meeting Agenda
Tuesday, 02 July 2019, 7:15 pm
Del Rey Square, 11976 Culver Blvd., Los Angeles CA 90066

The public is welcome – no charge.

Any supporting materials may be found at:

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  1. Call to Order

  2. Attendance and Introductions

a. Committee background

  1. Public comments on non-agenda items

  2. Old Business

    1. Update: application for Glen Alla Park as a pre-approved LAUSD site

    2. Update: Venice High School

  3. New Business

    1. Del Rey Spelling Bee on Del Rey Day: October 20, 2019

    2. Discussion of next steps for Marina del Rey Middle School after Board’s motion of

      support

    3. Discussion of possible joint meeting with Education Committees from nearby NCs

    4. Discussion of general outreach to all area schools

  4. Next Meeting: ​Thursday, August 01, 2019 at 7:15pm, Del Rey Square

  5. Motion to Adjourn

Atwater Village NC Public Meeting

Notice of Public Meeting

Outreach & Communications and Events Joint Committee Meeting Tuesday, July 2nd, 2019 at 7pm
Tam O’Shanter, 2980 Los Feliz Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90039

 

AGENDA

1. Roll Call
2. Public Comments (2 minutes per person)
3. Approve Minutes from previous Outreach Committee Meetings. 4. Business

a. Discussion and Possible Action: July outreach event Chevy Chase Skate Park opening b. Discussion and Possible Action: July drive for Atwater Village Cat Rescue, Sante D’Or c. Discussion and Possible Action: August outreach event Villager photo & meeting drive d. Discussion and Possible Action: Instagram take over guide

e. Discussion and Possible Action: Social Media calendar for July & August f. Discussion and Possible Action: Storage unit & community clean up day

  1. Studio City NC Transportation Committee Meeting
  2. Woodland Hills Warner Center Community Outreach Meeting July 2019
  3. Councilman Bob Blumenfield's July 4th Extravaganza
  4. HOLLYWOOD HILLS WEST NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL Area 7 Meeting
  5. Board of Airport Commissioners meeting
  6. Harbor Gateway South NC Special Board and Stakeholder Meeting
  7. PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE EAGLE ROCK NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL
  8. Police Permit Review Panel Meeting Agenda
  9. Councilwoman Nury Martinez Presents the 5th Annual VALLEY PRIDE
  10. CSPNC Budget and Finance Committee Meeting
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