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  • Complete Responses - Questions to speakers

    Report December 5, 2022

    Environment & Public SpacesPotrero CanyonAgendasWrac

    This document summarizes questions and answers from a December 1 community meeting regarding Potrero Canyon Park's opening, covering topics including park hours enforcement, security measures, gate access, maintenance, ranger presence, and coastal trail access. City officials addressed community concerns about preventing illegal activity, fire safety, and park management, with commitments to install signage, coordinate with LAPD, and explore security camera feasibility.

  • Fire Chat with Chief Fields

    Report August 10, 2022

    Land UseAgendasVHFHSZ

    LAFD Chief R. Fields discussed fire emergency preparedness and evacuation challenges with Pacific Palisades Community Council representatives on July 27, addressing concerns about hillside evacuation routes, brush clearance, and the need for improved community communication during wildfire events. Chief Fields emphasized that evacuation plans are solid but communication strategies need strengthening, and agreed to work with the community council to develop a neighborhood-specific fire preparedness plan.

  • VPCLC release re Haul Route

    Report October 9, 2016

    Land UseAgendasVillage Project

    The Pacific Palisades Community Council's Village Project Community Liaison Committee met with Caruso Affiliated to discuss the approved haul route for dirt excavation, which will involve approximately 9 trucks per hour traveling down Chautauqua to PCH to Protrero Canyon for an estimated 12 weeks beginning in November, with crossing guards stationed at four intersections during school hours for safety. The dirt being hauled is clean fill from the Village Project site that has been tested and approved by DTSC for unrestricted use.