Compiled by P.J.C.
The February 28 Board meeting drew 38 people, including the nine Board members, staff, residents, and guests Gina Fields and Kathy Guyton from the Empowerment Congress West Area (ECWA).
Topics discussed include our new Facilities Engineer, serpentine wall repair, landscape restoration along Sycamore Ave., and more!
The February 28 Board meeting drew 38 people, including the nine Board members, staff, residents, and guests Gina Fields and Kathy Guyton from the Empowerment Congress West Area (ECWA).
Topics discussed include our new Facilities Engineer, serpentine wall repair, landscape restoration along Sycamore Ave., and more!
EMPOWERMENT CONGRESS WEST AREA:
Meeting guests Fields and Guyton explained that ECWA is an organized voice for residents in Los Angeles’ 10th Council District. As a recognized community advocate, it is designed to give the community more clout and a unified voice. They welcomed the participation of Village Green residents. For more information, visit their website. www.ecwandc.org
SHERRI GILES WELCOMES NEW FACILITIES ENGINEER:
Operations Manager Sherri Giles welcomed new Facilities Engineer Linda Pollari to her first Board meeting. Ms. Giles announced that Pollari, who will be overseeing the management of various projects and maintenance staff, has already proven to be a tremendous help.
SERPENTINE WALL REPAIR:
The Board discussed a resolution to repair five of the property’s serpentine walls. The cost is significant: approximately $142,428, partly because bricks used for these walls are not of a standard size and must be cut to fit. The resolution was passed, with the caveat that Management inquire of the Office of Historic Resources whether some accommodation could be made.
SYCAMORE AVENUE RESTORATION:
The Board heard an update on the Sycamore Avenue restoration project. Some small planting adjustments have been made to accommodate the existing foliage. Planting will begin shortly.
Meeting guests Fields and Guyton explained that ECWA is an organized voice for residents in Los Angeles’ 10th Council District. As a recognized community advocate, it is designed to give the community more clout and a unified voice. They welcomed the participation of Village Green residents. For more information, visit their website. www.ecwandc.org
SHERRI GILES WELCOMES NEW FACILITIES ENGINEER:
Operations Manager Sherri Giles welcomed new Facilities Engineer Linda Pollari to her first Board meeting. Ms. Giles announced that Pollari, who will be overseeing the management of various projects and maintenance staff, has already proven to be a tremendous help.
SERPENTINE WALL REPAIR:
The Board discussed a resolution to repair five of the property’s serpentine walls. The cost is significant: approximately $142,428, partly because bricks used for these walls are not of a standard size and must be cut to fit. The resolution was passed, with the caveat that Management inquire of the Office of Historic Resources whether some accommodation could be made.
SYCAMORE AVENUE RESTORATION:
The Board heard an update on the Sycamore Avenue restoration project. Some small planting adjustments have been made to accommodate the existing foliage. Planting will begin shortly.
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