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  • Storage Ords Letter

    Letter March 7, 2016

    Public SafetyMotionsWracVHFHSZHomeless Camping

    The Pacific Palisades Community Council urges immediate implementation of the parks storage ordinance (LAMC 63.44) and opposes certain proposed amendments to the sidewalks storage ordinance (LAMC 56.11), instead recommending alternative amendments including a 300-foot buffer zone from residences, retention of specific personal item protections, and clarified ADA access language.

  • Short Term Rentals Letter - 2

    Letter March 6, 2016

    Governance

    The Pacific Palisades Community Council opposes a motion to legalize short-term rentals in residential zones and urges the City to enforce existing law rather than change zoning regulations. The Council passed a motion on October 22, 2015 recommending regulatory measures that must be included in any ordinance addressing short-term rentals.

  • Short Term Rentals Letter

    Letter March 6, 2016

    Community LifeCivic Advocacy

    The Pacific Palisades Community Council opposes Motion CF 14-1635-S2 regarding short-term rentals in residential zones, citing concerns about neighborhood safety, property values, enforcement challenges, and the need to preserve the character of residential neighborhoods. The council recommends strengthening enforcement of existing zoning laws rather than legalizing short-term rentals.

  • Sidewalk Vending Letter

    Letter March 6, 2016

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    The Pacific Palisades Community Council opposes city-wide legalization of sidewalk and street vending due to concerns about impacts on businesses, residential neighborhoods, ADA access, and enforcement, but supports special vending district programs only if neighborhood councils can approve district boundaries and vendor concentrations with distance limits from sensitive uses. The council submitted this position to Mayor Garcetti and city council members regarding proposed amendments to LAMC Section 42.00.