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  • Fire Recovery Positions (2025)

    Background Info March 1, 2025

    Palisades Fire 2025MotionsPolicy & Advocacy

    This document is a comprehensive index of Pacific Palisades Community Council positions and letters related to fire recovery throughout 2025, covering topics including density and public safety, building regulations, legislative advocacy on bills like SB 79 and SB 9, fee waivers, and community concerns about reconstruction projects.

  • Complete Responses - Questions to speakers

    Report December 5, 2022

    Environment & Public SpacesPotrero CanyonAgendasWrac

    This document summarizes questions and answers from a December 1 community meeting regarding Potrero Canyon Park's opening, covering topics including park hours enforcement, security measures, gate access, maintenance, ranger presence, and coastal trail access. City officials addressed community concerns about preventing illegal activity, fire safety, and park management, with commitments to install signage, coordinate with LAPD, and explore security camera feasibility.

  • PPCC Agenda 9-11-25F

    Agenda September 7, 2025

    GovernanceAgendas

    This is the agenda for the Pacific Palisades Community Council Board Meeting scheduled for September 11, 2025 at 6:00 PM via Zoom. The meeting will cover items including approval of previous minutes, treasurer's report, committee reports on bylaws amendments and grants, updates on community recovery and infrastructure projects, and presentations from the Friends of the Library and Los Angeles City Bureau of Engineering.

  • Wiener bill background

    Background Info March 3, 2025

    Land UseMinutesPlanning & Density

    SB 677, a bill by Senator Wiener, would streamline housing development approvals in California by requiring local agencies to ministerially approve residential developments up to two units on single-family lots or up to four units without discretionary review, while exempting certain coastal zone parcels and very high fire hazard severity zones from these streamlined requirements. The bill removes minimum lot size requirements and prohibits local agencies from imposing standards beyond objective zoning requirements.