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Contact the editor: [email protected]
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courtesy of West L.A. Neighborhood Council.
WLANC Committee & Board of Directors Meetings
Beautification/Farmers Market (Ad Hoc):
as needed when announcedBoard of Directors: second Thursday of month, 7:00 p.m.
Budget: as needed when announced
Bylaws/Elections: as needed when announced
Outreach/Education: last Thursday of month, 6:00 p.m.
Next meeting Thrursday, May 29, 2008, 6:00 p.m.
PLUM (Planning, Land Use Management):
first Tuesday of month, 7:15 p.m.
Public Safety (Ad Hoc): as needed when announcedTraffic: as needed when announced
Meetings are held at:
West L.A Neighborhood Council Office
WLA Municipal Building
1645 Corinth Avenue
West L.A., CA 90025
Entrance on west side opposite Court House
STARTING SUNDAY, MAY 11:
Jay Handal, Chair of the West L.A. Neighborhood Council, will
keep the WLANC office open every Sunday from 11 a.m. to noon
for stakeholders to come to discuss issues that effect them.
Jay's email: [email protected]
All stakeholders are encouraged to help
improve the West Los Angeles neighborhood by joining a committee and helping to formulate the
issues and programs the Board will act on. Complete an
application form and send it to: [email protected]
For information on committees, WLANC Committees
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DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN WLANC
The Land Use Committee of the Westside
Neighborhood Council (our southeast neighbor)
will hold a meeting Wednesday, May 28, on a proposed
very large Pico/Sepulveda development that will
impact all the Westside.
The mixed-use project, bound by Pico to the north, Sepulveda
to the east, Exposition to the south, and Sawtelle 470 feet to the
west, will have its first two floors, approximately 265,000 sf, for
commercial space. 500 residential rental units above will have
building heights from 5 to 7 stories, overlooking a grand
landscaped court. It will serve as private commons for residents,
and include lush landscaping, water features, pathways and active
and passive recreational amenities. With Metro's coordination,
the project will include a light rail station to serve the proposed
Exposition Light Rail Transit Line. Parking will be accommodated
in an above ground garage on Exposition, as well as in a
subterranean garage beneath the entire project.
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EDITORIAL ACTIONS
Current Issues to weigh-in on... and to act on!
City Votes FAST TRACK for State Bill 1818
State Senate Bill SB 1818 allows new
development in neighborhoods...
FAST TRACK prevents local area input
Get the details
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MAYOR VILLARAIGOSA ANNOUNCES NEW
FEDERAL FUNDS TO HOUSE HOMELESS VETERANSGet the Whole Story
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MAYOR VILLARAIGOSA LAUNCHES NEW
LOS ANGELES BUSINESS SOLUTIONS WEBSITE
Get the Whole Story_______________________________
MAYOR VILLARAIGOSA TO KICK OFF CITY'S ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH FESTIVITIES
Get the Whole Story
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ARTS & AGING TOOLKIT: STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE HEALTH IN OLDER PEOPLE
Creativity Matters: The Arts and Aging Toolkit
Published by NCCA, the National Guild, and NJPAC
NOW FREE ONLINE
artsandaging.org "With the coming 'silver tsunami' and new research indicating that arts participation can enhance wellness amongst older people, the arts and aging fields have a golden opportunity to develop and expand arts and aging programming," said Kenneth T. Cole, National Guild Associate Director.
The Whole Story
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To find out more about the West L.A. Neighborhood Council or to get involved in a committee, go to www.wlanc.com. You can also leave us a message at (310) 281-6116
or email us at [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you!
Sincerely,
West L.A. Neighborhood Council
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