The Board of Directors has been working diligently with residential and business stakeholders in the area and will soon be requesting parking restrictions that will limit parking on all four sides of the intersection to 2 hours or less.
The meeting will feature experts from the city and from community based organizations who work daily on the issue of homelessness, and there will be a question and answer period so that our stakeholders can actively participate in the conversation.
The meeting will include an update on the soundwall construction along 170 freeway, which is slated to begin early this summer. Also on the agenda are updates on the proposed short-term rental ordinance as well as the request for parking restrictions at the intersection of Laurel Canyon and Chandler.
We collected thousands of pounds of used batteries and light bulbs; gave away 50 trees; shredded 40 large bins of paper; and donated a truckload of groceries to the North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry at Neighborhood Council Valley Village’s Earth Day Celebration on Saturday April 21st.
SB 827, a bill sponsored by San Francisco Senator Scott Wiener that would remove all local input for residential planning, was defeated in a Senate committee. Neighborhood Council Valley Village Board of Directors joined the Valley Village Homeowners Association in unanimous opposition to the bill.
After years of requests from business, residents and the NCVV Board, Magnolia Boulevard from Laurel Canyon to Whitsett Avenue will finally be resurfaced. The entire stretch will be completed this weekend, April 14 and 15. This will limit vehicle access to the Valley Village Post Office, so if you’re planning to send in your tax return before Sunday be sure to plan accordingly.
Mr. Schmerleson advised the Board and those in attendance that the effort to co-locate a Charter School on the NoHo campus has ended. The Board of LAUSD has identified and alternative site that will be a better fit. NCVV’s Board was active in supporting the requests of students and parents to remove NoHo High from consideration.
Are you tripping over old files, tax returns, or health records, or do you have stacks of newspapers, magazines or mail you’d like to get rid of? Join your NCVV Board and members of our Events and Outreach Committee as we sponsor the second annual Shredding Event at Valley Village Park in honor of Earth Day 2018.
LAUSD Board Member Schmerelson will discuss upcoming construction at both Colfax Charter School and North Hollywood High School, and the recently proposed integration of a Charter School onto the campus of North Hollywood.
NCVV’s Board of Directors has expressed concern to the City about recent increased parking of occupied Recreational Vehicles on streets in Valley Village and neighboring communities. The Board will review the Vehicle Dwelling Ordinance at the April 25 meeting.