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• PPCC Motions re Homelessness 9-26-24

  Motion September 29, 2024

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  On September 26, 2024, the Pacific Palisades Community Council passed three motions related to homelessness: supporting HR 8340 (Housing Unhoused Disabled Veterans Act), requesting a letter from Councilmember Yaroslavsky regarding encampments on state lands, and supporting the Brentwood Community Council's resolution on Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors homelessness policies.

  

• Motions re Homelessness passed 9-12-24

  Motion September 20, 2024

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  On September 12, 2024, the Pacific Palisades Community Council passed two motions regarding homelessness: one supporting Councilwoman Traci Park's letter to state authorities requesting coordination on RV encampments along PCH, and another urging the City of Los Angeles to establish a transparent central Homeless Reporting Dashboard similar to Culver City's.

  

• Motion Congestion Pricing

  Motion June 14, 2024

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  Pacific Palisades Community Council passed a modified motion on June 13, 2024 opposing the implementation of congestion pricing in Los Angeles, including Metro's pilot program, unless robust transit options are first implemented and completed by Caltrans and local agencies following environmental review.

  

• PPPCC WRAC motion 4-11-24

  Motion April 14, 2024

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  The Pacific Palisades Community Council passed a motion on April 11, 2024 requesting that the city receive monetary compensation and/or community benefits equivalent to fair market value when transferring easements in the public right of way, with the value to be invested in the affected Community Plan area.

  

• WRAC motions vehicle dwelling-parking

  Motion January 28, 2024

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  The Pacific Palisades Community Council passed two motions on January 25, 2024 regarding vehicle dwelling and parking: supporting a citywide program to designate safe parking areas for RVs with services while restricting such parking in residential and commercial areas, and requesting amendments to city code to restrict vehicle dwelling and camping within 500 feet of sensitive uses like libraries, parks, and schools.

  

• Motion - Mar 1, 2024 (Request Amendment LAMC)

  Motion

  GovernanceWrac

  Multiple Westside neighborhood councils, including Pacific Palisades Community Council, adopted a position requesting amendment of LAMC 41.18 to expand restrictions on vehicle dwelling and camping near sensitive uses such as libraries, parks, schools, and day-care centers within 500 feet. The motion was formally adopted by WRAC in March 2024 and passed by eight neighborhood councils, with Pacific Palisades approving a modified version.

  

• Oppose Metro TCN Structures Along the 405

  Motion

  GovernanceWrac

  Multiple Westside neighborhood councils, including Pacific Palisades Community Council, adopted a position opposing Metro's proposed Transportation Communication Network (TCN) structures along the 405 Freeway in West Los Angeles, specifically two large freeway-facing digital billboards in the Exposition Boulevard right-of-way. The motion was formally adopted by WRAC in December 2024 and references City Council file 22-0392.

  

• Oppose Metro congestion pricing on the Westside without robust North/South transit options in place

  Motion

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  The Westside Regional Alliance of Councils opposes Metro's congestion pricing pilot without first implementing robust North/South transit options through the Sepulveda Pass, defined as enhanced bus service or the Sepulveda Transit Corridor project. Pacific Palisades Community Council passed a modified version of this position on June 13, 2024.

  

• Oppose Rezoning of R1 and Sensitive Multi-Family Neighborhoods

  Motion

  GovernanceWrac

  Multiple Westside neighborhood councils, including Pacific Palisades Community Council, adopted a position opposing the City's proposed rezoning of R1 and sensitive multi-family neighborhoods in the Housing Element update, arguing that sufficient capacity exists in commercial corridors and through existing SB 9 and ADU laws. The councils called on city leadership to reject upzoning of single-family and multi-family neighborhoods and instead focus development on underutilized commercial areas.

  

• Request Compensation for Transfer of PROW Easements

  Motion

  GovernanceWrac

  WRAC proposed that the City of Los Angeles receive monetary compensation and/or community benefits equivalent to fair market value when easements in the public right of way are transferred, with the value invested in affected Community Plan areas. The motion was adopted by WRAC in May 2024 and passed by nine neighborhood councils including Pacific Palisades Community Council.