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GovernanceRecaps
The Pacific Palisades Community Council conducted a survey of Will Rogers State Beach visitors regarding a homeless housing proposal and created a video documenting their responses. The council is soliciting donations for a legal fund to keep the beach open and accessible to all.
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Voting in Area & At-large elections has ended
Election NoticeGovernanceRecaps
The Pacific Palisades Community Council online ballot for 2022 area and at-large elections has closed. Results will be announced at the regularly scheduled PPCC meeting on Thursday, September 8th.
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GovernanceRecaps
The Pacific Palisades Community Council reported that another homeless person was struck by a car and injured on Pacific Coast Highway on August 9, 2021, and expressed opposition to sanctioning homeless housing at Will Rogers State Beach due to safety concerns.
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The City Administrative Officer's report concluded that Will Rogers State Beach is infeasible for homeless housing, and Councilmember Bonin stated he will no longer pursue this proposed use. The Pacific Palisades Community Council credits community members and their legal advocacy efforts for this outcome.
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The Pacific Palisades Community Council sent a letter to City officials on August 6 opposing homeless housing at Will Rogers State Beach, citing public safety concerns, a lawsuit against the City regarding homeless encampments, and statements from Governor Newsom and other leaders against allowing homeless habitation in public spaces. The Council notes that a CAO feasibility report is pending and reiterates the community's opposition to the proposal across 35 letters and statements.
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Will Rogers State Beach was voted one of the top seven family-friendly attractions in Los Angeles according to an LA Times survey, and the Pacific Palisades Community Council sent a letter to city officials opposing a proposal to house unhoused individuals at the beach parking lot. The email also announces upcoming community events including National Night Out on August 3rd, LAUSD and COVID-related town halls on August 4th, and the next PPCC meeting scheduled for August 12th.
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This weekend update from Pacific Palisades Community Council covers public safety survey results, a settlement requiring 6,000 homeless beds near freeways, July 4th events including a WWII flyover and virtual concert, LA County reopenings of businesses with safety protocols, and a statewide mask mandate. The council is also planning special Zoom meetings to consider bylaws amendments allowing virtual board meetings.
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GovernanceRecaps
This weekend update from May 22-25, 2020 covers a federal court order requiring homeless individuals near freeway overpasses to be offered housing by September 1, 2020, Los Angeles County reopenings including car parades and beach access, and Councilmember Bonin's positions on the city budget and park/restaurant reopenings. The update also includes reminders about face coverings, small business resources, car theft prevention, and the 2020 Census.
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GovernanceRecaps
This weekend update from the Pacific Palisades Community Council covers LA County and City reopenings including hair salons and dine-in restaurants, the new LA Al Fresco program for outdoor dining, coronavirus testing information, arts grants and design competitions, LAPD Chief Moore's statement on recent events, and reminders about health protocols and the 2020 Census.
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GovernanceRecaps
This weekend update from June 12-14, 2020 covers LA County reopenings of gyms, museums, and other facilities with health protocols, updates on Palisades business hours and parking extensions, information on COVID-19 symptoms and quarantine, state housing density legislation affecting fire hazard zones, completion of Veterans Gardens at the Recreation Center, and upcoming July 4th events and contests.