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  • Adopted Positions

    Motion

    GovernanceWrac

    Pacific Palisades Community Council adopted a modified version of support for City Council file 25-1484, which proposes regulating sober living facility density in Los Angeles by establishing minimum spacing requirements and size-based thresholds to prevent over-concentration in residential neighborhoods. The regulation aims to balance preserving recovery housing benefits while addressing documented problems from unregulated sober living facilities that have been converted from senior living properties.

  • Support CF 25-1484 (Park):  Regulation of Sober Living Density in Los Angeles

    Motion

    GovernanceWrac

    This document outlines support for City Council File 25-1484, which proposes regulating sober living facility density in Los Angeles by establishing minimum spacing requirements and thresholds based on facility size, in response to documented over-concentration of unregulated sober living homes in residential neighborhoods. The motion was proposed on January 26, 2026, formally adopted by WRAC in March 2026, and passed by multiple Westside community councils including Pacific Palisades Community Council.

  • Support STC Project, including on-campus UCLA Station at UCLA Gateway Plaza; oppose - Jan 1, 2026

    Motion

    GovernanceWrac

    Multiple Westside community councils, including Pacific Palisades Community Council, adopted a position supporting the Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project with an on-campus UCLA Station at UCLA Gateway Plaza and opposing relocation to Gayley Avenue and Strathmore Drive without additional environmental review and community comment. The motion requires Metro to prepare an amended environmental impact report and conduct additional outreach if any alternative UCLA Station location is considered.