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• Background-41.18-1 R

  Background Info June 8, 2024

  Public SafetyHomeless Camping

  This document outlines background information for a proposed PPCC motion to oppose Councilwoman Yaroslavsky's motion (CF 21-0329-S5) that would modify LAMC Section 41.18, an ordinance regulating encampments in public spaces. PPCC leadership argues that Section 41.18 is an effective public safety tool and that the Yaroslavsky motion would unnecessarily complicate its implementation and weaken its effectiveness.

  

• At-Large Report 5-23-24

  Report May 21, 2024

  GovernanceUrban ForestMinutesTraffic Safety

  This report updates the Pacific Palisades Community Council Board on sidewalk vending regulations, noting that current BSS rules prohibit vending within 500 feet of schools, though a pending lawsuit by vending advocates challenging these restrictions may result in changes. LAUSD supports maintaining the school distance restriction for student safety, and the vending lawsuit trial has been postponed to July 16, 2024, to allow settlement negotiations to continue.

  

• St vending background Information

  Background Info April 22, 2024

  Public SafetyUrban ForestTraffic Safety

  A sidewalk vending operation on Alma Real Drive near the Palisades Branch Library prompted concerns from residents and library staff regarding permits, health compliance, fire hazards, and proximity to nearby schools. The document outlines current regulations restricting vending within 500 feet of schools, PPCC's historical opposition to sidewalk vending legalization, and an ongoing lawsuit challenging the City's vending ordinance and distance restrictions.

  

• DFPI PYFF _ PPCC 2-22-2024

  Presentation March 5, 2024

  Public SafetyCrime & Enforcement

  The California Department of Financial Protection & Innovation provides guidance on protecting consumers from fraud and scams, including common contact methods used by scammers, types of imposters to watch for, and recommended protective actions. The document outlines the department's regulatory role and provides contact information for reporting fraud.

  

• PPCC Hillside Construction Letter

  Letter February 5, 2024

  Public SafetyMotionsWracVHFHSZWildfire Prevention

  The Pacific Palisades Community Council requests that Councilwoman Traci Park implement measures to address public safety hazards caused by hillside construction activities, including roadway blockages that impede emergency vehicle access and evacuation routes in a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone. The letter proposes specific restrictions on haul route permits, stronger compliance requirements, and enhanced complaint mechanisms to mitigate construction-related dangers in hillside neighborhoods.

  

• Letter - Jan 31, 2024 (CF Park RV)

  Letter January 31, 2024

  Public SafetyMotionsWracVHFHSZHomeless Camping

  The Pacific Palisades Community Council unanimously supports CF 23-0914, which proposes a citywide program to designate streets for RV and oversized vehicle parking with access to services while restricting such parking in residential areas and commercial corridors. The Council urges the Housing & Homelessness Committee and Transportation Committee to consider and pass the motion for recommendation to the full City Council.

  

• WRAC motions vehicle dwelling-parking

  Motion January 28, 2024

  Public SafetyWracHomeless Camping

  The Pacific Palisades Community Council passed two motions on January 25, 2024 regarding vehicle dwelling and parking: supporting a citywide program to designate safe parking areas for RVs with services while restricting such parking in residential and commercial areas, and requesting amendments to city code to restrict vehicle dwelling and camping within 500 feet of sensitive uses like libraries, parks, and schools.

  

• Community safety 2023 no rsvp

  Flyer April 6, 2023

  Public SafetyEventsHomeless Camping

  The Pacific Palisades Community Council and American Legion Palisades Post organized a community safety meeting to address recent crime concerns and fire prevention in the area, featuring a panel of law enforcement, fire department, and city officials. The meeting aimed to facilitate dialogue between community members and public safety agencies to develop collaborative action plans.

  

• ALERTWildfire Update from Councilmember Bonin

  Announcement October 9, 2020

  Public SafetyWildfire Prevention

  Councilmember Bonin announced that ALERTWildfire camera installation began on October 5 at San Vicente Peak in the Santa Monica Mountains, with additional cameras planned for Westridge Trail and Canyonback Trail. The high-definition cameras, part of a university consortium network, will provide firefighters and the public with enhanced situational awareness for fire detection and response.