PPCC Library Integration Test

Browse Library

63 documents found.

Active browse filters: Topic: topic:l2:environment_public_spaces/urban_forest

Library Search

Urban Forest

Browse all topics
Community Life 181 Environment & Public Spaces 167 Governance 1,299 Land Use 269 Palisades Fire 2025 160 Public Safety 206 Reference Resources 10
Advanced Filters

Clear

3 results found.

Active filters: Urban Forest × Year: 2022 × Clear all

  • Secretary Roles - September 2022

    Background Info October 10, 2022

    GovernanceUrban ForestBylaws

    The document outlines the duties of two secretarial positions at the Pacific Palisades Community Council board: the Recording Secretary, a mandatory officer position responsible for meeting minutes, agenda drafting, and corporate records; and the Corresponding Secretary, a discretionary non-voting position focused on outreach including newsletters, social media, and website maintenance. These roles were established pursuant to Bylaws Amendments voted upon on September 22, 2022.

  • Additional Info. re Wildlife District Ordinance

    Background Info June 20, 2022

    Environment & Public SpacesEventsUrban ForestMinutes

    The Los Angeles City Planning Department released a revised draft of the proposed Wildlife District Ordinance in April 2022, which would establish new development standards for lot coverage, landscaping, setbacks, grading, and height limitations in an area approximately between the 405 and 101 freeways and between Ventura Boulevard and Sunset Boulevard. An information session is scheduled for June 28 and a public hearing for July 13, with portions of Pacific Palisades potentially affected by the ordinance in the future.

  • PPCC LUC Final Report

    Report January 13, 2022

    Land UseUrban ForestLand Use Reports

    The PPCC Land Use Committee held a virtual public meeting on January 11, 2022, to gather input on development standards in R-1/Non-Hillside/Coastal areas of Pacific Palisades. The committee unanimously recommended that the PPCC Board pursue implementation of Council File 10-1058-S4 to apply the Baseline Mansionization Ordinance to these areas as an interim measure, closing a zoning loophole that currently allows homes up to 45 feet tall with 3:1 floor area ratio.