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• PPCC Letter to Los Angeles Times Editors

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  The Pacific Palisades Community Council sent a letter to Los Angeles Times editors responding to a May 23rd editorial titled "Shelter next to the beach?" that the council characterized as ill-informed, sarcastic, and inaccurate in its portrayal of the Palisades community. PPCC Chair David Card submitted both a full letter to key editors and a shortened version as a letter to the editor.

  

• PPCC Letters to Sen. Allen, Asm. Bloom, Supervisor Kuehl (homeless housing)

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  On April 26, 2021, the Pacific Palisades Community Council sent letters to State Senator Ben Allen, State Assemblymember Richard Bloom, and County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl opposing a proposal to use state-owned and county-operated public beaches (Will Rogers State Beach and Dockweiler Beach) for homeless housing. The council requested that these elected officials reject the proposal.

  

• PPCC Meeting Update and More Info

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  The Pacific Palisades Community Council's March 12th board meeting has been canceled due to LADWP officials being unable to present, with the meeting rescheduled for March 26th. The update also announces several upcoming community events including emergency radio training, a listening session on commercial corridor restoration, a seniors luncheon, and a community renewal celebration.

  

• PPCC Message to the Community and Public Officials -- May 3, 2021

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  The Pacific Palisades Community Council sent a letter on April 29, 2021 to elected officials asking them to reject any proposal to use state beach parking lots for homeless housing, arguing that beaches are essential public recreational resources and that no other California beach has allowed homeless encampments.

  

• PPCC Mtg Tomorrow; IMP Message from Revere

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  The Pacific Palisades Community Council will hold a board meeting on April 10, 2025 to hear from Hagerty Consulting and the Palisades Recovery Coalition about rebuild efforts, and Paul Revere Middle School is offering assistance to fire-affected families by digitizing yearbooks, replacing graduation photos, providing student records, and collecting class photos from Marquez and Palisades Elementary schools.

  

• PPCC News & Upcoming Events

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  This PPCC newsletter announces grant application procedures, reports on the NORC-PPCC survey finalization, provides updates on evacuation after-action reports and SB 79 housing density legislation, and lists upcoming community events including the September 11, 2025 board meeting. The document also includes information about wildfire recovery resources and memorializes longtime board member Eric Dugdale.

  

• PPCC News/Info. & Events

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  This PPCC newsletter provides updates on fire recovery resources, infrastructure matters, and upcoming community events scheduled for February and March 2026, including recovery expos, board meetings, and a candidates forum for CD 11.

  

• PPCC Position Updates & News

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  This PPCC newsletter from June 30, 2025 reports on recent council actions including support for banning disaster tour buses, approval of grants committee authority, and passage of a motion to ban e-bikes on sidewalks. It also announces upcoming events including a July 17 board meeting, a farewell event for Col. Swenson on July 2, a LADWP town hall, and July 4th festivities.

  

• PPCC Special Zoom Meeting 6/25/20; Palisades and County/City Info. & Reminders

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  The Pacific Palisades Community Council held a special Zoom meeting on June 30, 2020, to vote on proposed bylaws amendments for virtual meetings and announce officer nominees for the 2020-2021 term, with an update on the County's coronavirus response and election voting process. The document also includes information about local July 4th events, the teen talent contest, census completion reminders, and face mask guidance from LA County.

  

• PPCC Thanks Our First Responders

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  Pacific Palisades Community Council thanks first responders for their efforts in containing a fire that threatened approximately 200 homes in Upper Marquez, resulting in no destroyed homes or loss of life. The council emphasizes the ongoing wildfire threat to the community and directs residents to their Disaster Readiness page for emergency preparedness resources.