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  • Report - Jun 13, 2019 (PPÇÇ RPT PP)

    Report June 13, 2019

    Public SafetyWracTraffic Safety

    This report documents a Pacific Palisades Community Council representative's attendance at a June 12, 2019 LA City Council Transportation Committee hearing regarding dockless scooter regulations. The representative proposed requiring scooter companies to include consent language in user agreements allowing disclosure of renter identification to law enforcement in cases of accidents or crimes as a condition of operating permits in Los Angeles.

  • WRAC-LUPC & Ordinance Report 1-10-19

    Report January 11, 2019

    GovernanceWrac

    This report covers WRAC-LUPC meeting updates and ordinances tracked by PPCC, including recently passed home-sharing and sidewalk vending ordinances, pending planning measures like the Restaurant Beverage Program and Re:code LA zoning revisions, and opposition to Senate Bill 50 which would restrict local land use control. PPCC is organizing an educational workshop on March 30, 2019 to help communities navigate the new zoning code.

  • Update on 17000 Sunset project from the PPRA

    Report September 27, 2016

    Land UseWracDevelopment Projects

    The document details the Pacific Palisades Residents Association's concerns regarding the 17000 Sunset project, citing significant issues with geology, hydrology, traffic safety, zoning violations, and Coastal Act compliance identified by the West Los Angeles Area Planning Commission. The Commission unanimously voted to deny the Mitigated Negative Declaration and overturn the Coastal Development Permit approval in December 2015, with the applicant subsequently appealing to the Coastal Commission.