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Awards Honorees & Nov. 10 Meeting Recap

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Recap and pictures - Anniversary Jubilee & more...
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Pacific Palisades Community Council
Awards Honorees, Nov. 10 Meeting recap, Wine Fundraiser and More
MEETING RECAP
Guest Speaker Ranee Katzenstein
Palisadian Ranee Katzenstein, Assistant US Attorney with the Department of Justice and chief of the Major Frauds Division, discussed trends in financial fraud including "Pig Butchering," gift card scams, and staying safe.
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Updates from Beach Detail Officer Jose Bermudez
Issues with juveniles have been the major area of concern in the Palisades: fireworks being set off, enforcing curfew, and youths on electric bikes are among the issues. Auto burglary and street racing continue to be problems.
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HERE
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CD11 Field Deputy Michael Amster
Updates on the unhoused, Temescal Canyon Road, the construction in Paseo Miramar, the Tramonto/Revello landslide development, and the Asilomar stabilization project were provided.
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Update from PPCC Area One Rep
Murray Levy
There will be an appeal hearing for the proposed Tramonto/Revello landslide development. Please support the Castellammare neighborhood by attending.
The meeting is Wednesday, Nov. 15 at 4:30 p.m.,
Palms-Rancho Park Branch Library, 2920 Overland Ave.
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Summary

The Pacific Palisades Community Council held a meeting on November 10 featuring guest speaker Ranee Katzenstein discussing financial fraud trends, updates from Beach Detail Officer Jose Bermudez on juvenile and auto-related issues, and CD11 Field Deputy Michael Amster providing updates on homelessness and local development projects. An appeal hearing for the proposed Tramonto/Revello landslide development was scheduled for November 15 at the Palms-Rancho Park Branch Library.