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  • LADWP Pole Replacement ProjectR1

    Background Info September 17, 2020

    Environment & Public SpacesUrban ForestWrac

    LADWP proposes replacing 220 wooden power poles with brown steel poles along a transmission line in canyon areas of Pacific Palisades to improve reliability and fire safety, requiring California Coastal Commission approval. The project, initially proposed in 2019, was paused to address concerns about impacts to Braunton's Milkvetch, a federally-listed endangered plant species, and LADWP plans to present a mitigation plan at the CCC's November 2020 meeting.

  • Letter on Sidewalk DEIR

    Letter February 18, 2020

    Environment & Public SpacesUrban ForestMinutesMotionsWrac

    The Pacific Palisades Community Council submitted public comments on the City of Los Angeles Sidewalk Repair Program Draft Environmental Impact Report, requesting a 60-day extension to the comment period and recommending specific measures to protect urban tree canopy, including alternative sidewalk designs, species replacement requirements, and expanded tree care protocols.

  • PFC Submission of Information to PPCCR

    Memo February 11, 2020

    Environment & Public SpacesUrban ForestMinutes

    The Pacific Palisades Community Council's Palisades Forestry Committee submitted public comments on the Sidewalk Repair Program Draft Environmental Impact Report, requesting a 60-day extension of the comment period and recommending that the EIR address concerns including no net canopy loss, alternative sidewalk designs, and enhanced tree protection measures. The PPCC Board voted to send a letter to the City of Los Angeles outlining these concerns and recommendations.