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This page features content from Highlights newsletter including write-ups of board meeting discussions and resolutions, monthly reports from Management, updates from our committees, pertinent articles, interviews, event photos, and more!
Compiled by Patrick Comiskey
Compiled by Lucy Fried
While you're here, please be sure to read the other recent articles that didn't make it into the June newsletter: an interview with VG Facilities Engineer Linda Pollari, a City tribute to a VG resident, and a photo saga of a fallen Court 10 elm.
Please come back to this "News & Articles" page regularly for updates, committee news, interviews, articles, photo stories, and more! Sincerely, Lucy Fried, Editor Edited by Jordan Deglise Moore
Public Security officers report all incidents to management, including those that lead to rule enforcement such as noise or parking violations. For more information, please go to the Management Overview page. By Molly O’Brien, Court 14 Court 14 resident Asantewa Olatunji was sworn in on May 3rd as a commissioner for the Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA). She had been nominated by Mayor Karen Bass.
The DCA promotes arts and culture as a way to ignite powerful dialogue and ensure that LA's varied cultures are recognized, acknowledged, and experienced. Olatunji has been an integral player in shaping the cultural landscape of Los Angeles for 30+ years as General Manager and Director of Programming for the Pan African Film + Arts Festival (PAFF). She originated PAFF’s annual fine arts show, which attracts an estimated 75,000 people annually. Closer to home, in summer 2021 Olatunji facilitated the VG Cultural Affairs Committee's screening of To Sleep with Anger and subsequent conversation with the film's renowned director, Charles Burnett. "I am thrilled and excited about this appointment,” she said. Congratulations, Asantewa! Photos and caption by Zig In early May, a Chinese elm was uprooted in Court 10 with limbs falling onto a resident’s exterior wall. Photo 1 shows several limbs with cables attached to a neighboring tree to prevent any further damage to the building until the tree can be tactically removed. In Photo 2, all but one of the cables have been removed. Tags: Photo Stories, Trees & Landscape
Compiled by Lucy Fried and Patrick Comiskey
Manager Sherri Giles’ updated the Board of Directors on topics including the electrical upgrade project, building maintenance, garage inspections, laundry machine maintenance, landscaping work, an increase in the cost of Wynstan security screen doors, metal window frame replacements, and LADWP lamp replacements.
Edited by Jordan Deglise Moore Public Security officers report all incidents to management, including those that lead to rule enforcement such as noise or parking violations. For more information, please go to the Management Overview page.
By Village Green Manager Sherri Giles
Compiled by Lucy Fried and Patrick Comiskey The Board of Directors and Management updates at the March 28th Board meeting were extensive. Topics included the master planting guidelines from RIOS, major building maintenance, the electrical upgrade project, garage inspections, serpentine wall repairs, and laundry machine maintenance.
Five candidates ran for the five open seats; all were incumbents running for another term, and all were elected. They are Ashley Fondrevay (236); Steve Haggerty (245); Claire Knowlton (240); Avelene Schodorf (235); and Chris Scornaienchi (235).
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