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  • LUC Report re 15113 Sunset

    Report January 22, 2026

    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.

  • Treasurer's Report 1-22-26-awards, grants, other

    Report January 16, 2026

    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.

  • Report_NORC and PPCC Final

    Report January 3, 2026

    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.