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7. Change in jobs as a result of proposed zoning, either by increase in C or M zones or reduction in jobs if C or M zones are decreased.”

Second: Maryam Zar. Chris Spitz explained the motion. Discussion occurred and a vote followed. _Vote_ : the motion passed unanimously. 11.**New Business**. 11.1. _Safe, Clean Water Ballot Initiative (Measure W Parcel Tax)_. Guest speaker: Pamela Manning, Los Angeles County Dept. of Public Works. _Discussion only_. Ms. Manning explained the background facts and issues involving this initiative. The County flood control district mitigates flooding but was not built to capture and clean water. Measure W is a program to increase our water supply and improve water quality. There will be a parcel tax of 2.5 cents imposed on every sq. ft. of impermeable area. She discussed further details about the Measure’s goals and impacts and answered questions from the board and audience. For further information visit: [www.safecleanwaterla.org](http://www.safecleanwaterla.org). 12.**Adjournment.** The Chair adjourned the meeting at 8:59pm. **ATTACHMENTS:** **ITEM 8.1.2 – Awards Nominations Press Release** **Pacific Palisades Community Council** **Citizen of the Year and Golden Sparkplug Awards Nominations** (Pacific Palisades, CA – September 20, 2018) Pacific Palisades Community Council (PPCC) is pleased to announce that nominations are now being accepted from the community for the 2018 Citizen of the Year and Golden Sparkplug Awards, to be presented at the PPCC annual holiday party on December 13, 2018 (event details to follow). Nominations should be submitted to [info@pacpalicc.org](mailto:info@pacpalicc.org) (email preferred) or to P.O. Box 1131, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272. The deadline for receipt of nominations is 9pm on October 27, 2018. The **Citizen of the Year Award** honors long term, steady, reliable and continuing outstanding volunteer service as well as a recent extraordinary accomplishment by an individual that resulted in a substantial benefit to the Palisades community at large. The recipient must be an adult resident of the Palisades at the time the accomplishment and long term services were rendered. The **Golden Sparkplug Award** honors those citizens who ignite original ideas and projects into community action that benefit Palisadians throughout the community. The project must have been initiated, in progress or completed during the current or prior calendar year. Adults and youth are both eligible, and must either reside in, own real property in, or operate a business in the Palisades at the time the services were rendered. In the case of both Awards, the services, accomplishment or project must have been voluntary and not related to the nominee’s business or occupation. Neither Award can be given to PPCC board members based on services directly related to their responsibilities as board members, although such services may be considered as a qualifying factor in the case of nominees for the Citizen Award. The Award recipients are based on the quality of work and benefits achieved, not the quantity of nominations. For further information about Award requirements, email [info@pacpalicc.org](mailto:info@pacpalicc.org), or visit <https://pacpalicc.org/index.php/awards-guidelines/>. George Wolfberg Chair, PPCC **ITEM 8.1.5 – List of Outgoing Board Members** Outgoing board members: Lou Kamer, At-large representative Quentin Fleming, At-large - 1st Alternate Matthew Rodman, At-large – 2nd Alternate Katie Braude, Area 1 representative Doug McCormick, Area 1 - 1st Alternate Kelly Comras, Area 1 - 2nd Alternate Leah Cox, Area 2 - 1st Alternate Danielle Samulon, Area 3 representative Howard Robinson, Area 3 - 1st Alternate Brian Deming, Area 3 - 2nd Alternate Doria Anselmo, Area 4 – 1st Alternate Robin Meyers, Area 5 - 1st Alternate Abhilash Patel, Area 5 - 2nd Alternate David Peterson, Area 6 - 1st Alternate Mary Mortenson, Area 6 - 2nd Alternate Cathy Russell, Area 7 representative Marilyn Wexler, Area 7 - 2nd Alternate Andrew Sacks, Area 8 - 1st Alternate Andrew Wolfberg, Area 8 - 2nd Alternate Susan Payne, Chamber of Commerce Andy Frew, Theatre Palisades Sandra Eddy, Friends of the Library Janet Anderson, AYSO Jim Kirtley, YMCA Bruce Schwartz, PRIDE Margarita Pagliai, Seven Arrows Elementary School Jenny Hope Cote, Marquez Charter School Alternate David Card, American Legion Jody Margulies, Optimists Club Gil Dembo, Temescal Canyon Association **ITEM 8.1.6 – List of New Organizational Reps, 2018-2019** **2018-2019 PPCC Organizational Representatives - Board Membership** (term beginning Oct. 1, 2018) **_Rotating Organizations_** **Cultural, Ethics and Aesthetics** Primary: Friends of the Library, Bill Bruns Alt.: PP Garden Club, Barbara Marinacci **Education** Primary: Westside Waldorf School, Ellie Jenkins Alt.: Palisades Elementary Charter School, Amy Baker **Civic** Primary: PP Civic League, Richard Blumenberg Alt.: PRIDE, John Padden **Recreation** Primary: YMCA, Duke Ostendorf Alt.: PPBA, Rick McGeagh **Service Clubs** Primary: Optimists of Pacific Palisades, Jean Sharp Alt.: PP Woman’s Club, Cathi Ruddy **_Standing Organizations_** **Business & Commerce** PP Chamber of Commerce Primary: Rick Lemmo Alt.: Rena Alekperova **Historian** PP Historical Society Primary: Dick Wulliger Alt.: Eric Dugdale **Residents Association** PPRA Primary: Sarah Conner Alt.: Barbara Kohn **Environment** Temescal Canyon Association Primary: Brenda Theveny Alt.: Susan Orenstein [Return to Index of 2018 Minutes](https://pacpalicc.org/index.php/minutes-from-2018/)