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The discussion on agenda at the October Planning and Land use and Beautification Committee Meeting. ECWANDC approved sending a community Impact Statement in Favor of CF#14-0656, which address Implementation of the amendments to enforce limitations of building mansions in residential neighborhoods.
Courtesy of C. Singleton, Community Outreach. November 2016 Report. Volunteers needed to help with a city wide homeless count.
Kenon Joseph LAHSA SPA 6 Regional Coordinator Theycountwillyou.org 213-598-6897, you can designate what communities you want to facilitate, you will have a partner. Very well coordinated. Courtesy of C. Singleton, Community Outreach. November 2016 Report. Los Angeles Petroleum Administrator Mr Ntuk attended the ECWANDC town hall meeting. Mr. Ntuk was appointed by Mayor E.Garcetti. Mr Ntuk's office will manage oil and gas activities in our neighborhoods, and play a role in steering L.A. toward a cleaner, more sustainable future. There will be physical inspection of all oil derricks, pumping and inactive wells in Los Angeles. Mr. Ntuk is a Petroleum Chemical Engineer graduate of UCLA. Mr Ntuk stated there has been very little supervision, and enforcement of regulations. Their will be investigations into slant drilling rights, and mineral rights. Mr.Ntuk will be setting up a town hall information meeting with ECWANDC. His contact information Uduak.ntuk@lacity.org
Courtesy of C. Singleton, Community Outreach. November 2016 Report. City Council President Herb Wesson will attend ECWANDC Town Hall meeting December 3rd. 3740 Don Felipe, Crenshaw Methodist Church, SW corner of Stocker & Don Felipe. This will be a good opportunity for the community to express their concerns with Coliseum traffic and insist a speedy effort to decrease dangerous conditions.
Courtesy of C. Singleton, Community Outreach. November 2016 Report. The minutes from the November 1 special board meeting were approved at the regular November board meeting and are now available in the Minutes Archive - click here.
The open session minutes that were approved at the November 15 board meeting are now available in the Minutes Archive - click here.
A VGOA Board of Directors meeting has been scheduled for December 13, 2016, 7pm at the Clubhouse.
This is the regular monthly board meeting that has been moved from the 4th Thursday of the month to accommodate the upcoming holiday. The November issue of Highlights is now available on the website with an article on unit modifications and the Mills Act; an update on well repairs, an invitation to the 75th Anniversary Celebration and Holiday Party as well as the usual board report, manager's report, Public Security report and community outreach update. Keep informed. See Newsletter Archive.
Daylight Savings Times Ends November 6, 2016
It will get darker earlier at night. LIGHT UP THE VILLAGE GREEN The welfare and safety of residents at the Village Green depends on nightly RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING The Court Council and Safety Committee ask each resident to TURN ON front and back door outside lights EACH NIGHT Light sensors that automatically turn on and off can be used in existing outlets. Energy efficient bulbs cost a few pennies for nightly lighting. A community working together LIGHT UP VILLAGE GREEN More lighting information - see 2015 Lighting Fair Info in Reports The Village Green Landscape Committee is hosting a Smart Gardening Workshop this Saturday, November 5th from 9:30 - 11am at the clubhouse. This event is put on by the LA County Department of Public Works. This is a fantastic workshop focused on reducing our yard and kitchen waste through patio composting and worm composting. There will be compost and worm bins (including worms!) available at fantastic discounts. See flyer |
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