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  • Cell Tower Regulation Positions -- 2015-2017

    Background Info June 5, 2022

    Public SafetyCell Tower Regulation

    This document lists Pacific Palisades Community Council positions on cell tower regulation matters spanning from 2015 to 2017, including letters regarding AB 57, AGF Ordinance revisions, AB 2788, and multiple SB 649 letters, along with a standing policy on cell towers in public rights-of-way from 2012.

  • Sign Ordinance/Digital Signage Positions -- 2015-2023

    Background Info June 5, 2022

    Public SafetyStreet FurnitureSign Ordinance

    This document is a compilation of Pacific Palisades Community Council positions on sign ordinances, digital signage, and the Sidewalk & Transit Amenities Program (STAP) spanning from 2015 to 2023, including letters to city planning committees, council members, and the Board of Public Works. The positions address topics such as sign ordinance regulations, digital advertising pilot programs, and requests for program audits.

  • AB 57 Letter

    Letter March 19, 2016

    Public SafetyMotionsWracVHFHSZCell Tower Regulation

    The Pacific Palisades Community Council opposes AB 57, stating the bill would severely restrict local government authority to regulate wireless telecommunications facilities and cell tower siting, and expressing concern that it may curtail environmental review requirements under the California Coastal Act for facilities in coastal zones. The council urges Senator Hueso to vote against the bill.

  • Storage Ords Letter

    Letter March 7, 2016

    Public SafetyMotionsWracVHFHSZHomeless Camping

    The Pacific Palisades Community Council urges immediate implementation of the parks storage ordinance (LAMC 63.44) and opposes certain proposed amendments to the sidewalks storage ordinance (LAMC 56.11), instead recommending alternative amendments including a 300-foot buffer zone from residences, retention of specific personal item protections, and clarified ADA access language.