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LUC Report re 15113 Sunset
Report | January 22, 2026
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Treasurer's Report 1-22-26-awards, grants, other
Report | January 16, 2026
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Report_NORC and PPCC Final
Report | January 3, 2026
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Updates to PPCC from Arus Grigoryan
Report | October 26, 2025
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PPCC Treasurer
Report | September 13, 2025
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PPCC update-Allen
Report | September 13, 2025
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PPCC Treasurer's Report 2025.1
Report | August 16, 2025
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NORC Executive Summary
Report | April 14, 2025
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NORC Research Proposal
Report | April 10, 2025
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PRC Plan to PPCC FIN
Report | April 7, 2025
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Land UseMinutesDevelopment Projects
The Pacific Palisades Community Council Land Use Committee prepared an introductory report examining a proposed three-story mixed-use development at 15113 W. Sunset Boulevard that would include six residential units and ground-floor commercial space under California's Density Bonus Law, which supersedes local zoning and raises community concerns about evacuation safety and cumulative density impacts in the fire-prone area. The report outlines the DBL framework, PPCC's policy positions supporting lawful development while opposing increased density that compromises public safety, and the anticipated administrative review process through the Design Review Board and City Planning Commission.
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GovernanceMinutes
The January 22, 2026 Treasurer's Report documents the 2025 Awards Banquet financial results with a net cost of $1,406.51 to PPCC, grants totaling $341,150.00 awarded to 13 organizations, sponsorships of $8,000.00, and survey payments of $138,622.48 as of January 15, 2026.
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Palisades Fire 2025MinutesMotionsWracVHFHSZPolicy & Advocacy
This report presents findings from a survey conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago in partnership with the Pacific Palisades Community Council to understand residents' priorities for recovery and rebuilding following the January 2025 Palisades Fire. The survey, fielded from September 11 to October 20, 2025, reveals that residents prioritize fire safety infrastructure, environmental safety assurances, and community recovery, while facing significant financial barriers and uncertainty about returning, with many willing to support modest tax or fee increases to fund critical improvements.
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Community LifeCivic AdvocacyMinutes
CD 11 Palisades Deputy Arus Grigoryan provided updates on community activities including a Hillside Task Force meeting with volunteer cleanup efforts, an upcoming community cleanup on November 9, and recognition events for Reverend Matthew Hardin and Palisades Garden Café. The update also covered infrastructure projects on Palisades Drive and Posetano Road, and announced a Temescal Canyon Dog Park community meeting scheduled for November 6.
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GovernanceMinutes
The PPCC Treasurer's Report as of September 10 shows total assets of $699,293.24 held across US Bank and Schwab accounts, with recent account activity including monthly software subscriptions, donations, and pending checks for the Spruzzo award banquet and Pali Yee Haw day sponsorship.
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Public SafetyMinutesCrime & Enforcement
Senator Ben Allen provided updates on upcoming State Board of Forestry meetings and his legislative actions, including bills passed on juvenile case file access, water theft from fire hydrants, wildfire relief property tax exemptions, PFAS elimination, insurance list act elimination, and a mobile home protections bill that was held in appropriations.
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GovernanceMinutes
The PPCC Treasurer's Report covers the period from May 31, 2024 to June 1, 2025, showing total income of $725,364.22 (including $711,808 in fire-related donations) and total expenses of $57,485.48, resulting in an ending balance of $720,823.50. The organization received significant contributions from the California Community Foundation and SoCalGas for fire relief efforts, along with income from the 2024 Holiday Dinner and Citizen Awards Gala and general donations.
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Palisades Fire 2025MinutesPolicy & Advocacy
NORC, affiliated with the University of Chicago, is recommended to conduct a comprehensive research study to understand Pacific Palisades residents' preferences and options for post-fire recovery. The three-phase project includes focus groups, a 50-question online survey, and follow-up analysis with a repeat survey in three to six months to track changing perspectives.
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Palisades Fire 2025MinutesPolicy & Advocacy
NORC proposes a three-phase research project to measure Pacific Palisades residents' preferences for community rebuilding and recovery following the LA wildfires, including focus groups, a baseline survey, and ongoing measurement throughout the recovery period. The research aims to provide evidence-based insights to inform policymakers and stakeholders about residents' priorities regarding rebuilding strategies, trade-offs, and community services.
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Palisades Fire 2025MinutesRebuild & Recovery
The Pali Recovery Coalition's logistics plan outlines a structured approach to rebuilding Pacific Palisades after recent fire devastation, including strategies for materials management, workforce coordination, traffic control, and resilience measures such as fire-resistant construction and legislative advocacy. The plan proposes establishing local concrete and lumber production facilities, designated workforce housing and staging areas divided into North and South zones, a centralized public space compound for community services, and coordinated communication systems to streamline the recovery process.