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SDAT Presentation to LANCC (Los Angeles Neighborhood Council Coalition)

Check out the presentation made to LANCC on Saturday, January 2 by Chair Ashley Zarella Hand. If you have any questions, please email us at sustainability@dlanc.com

Please note: There is an additional case study on the Skid Row Tree Planting Pilot - this was not presented to LANCC today.


Thank you to Jim Diers and the entire SDAT for their contributions to this presentation. For more information on the SDAT members, please click here.

To watch the presentation, check this out:

Downtown L.A. NC from Michael Cohen on Vimeo.

SDAT to be presented at LANCC Saturday, January 2

FYI: Los Angeles Neighborhood Council Coalition
Info@lanccoalition.org
www.lanccoalition.org

The LANCC meets on the first Saturday of each month. See our web site for details and agendas.

REMINDER: LANCC MEETING JANUARY 2ND.

A reminder that our next LANCC meeting will be next Saturday, January 2nd, 10:00 a.m. at the Hollywood Constituent Center on Fountain, west of Vine St. DLANC has received a grant from the American Institute of Architects to study sustainability and the role of NC involved in such efforts. Ashley Zarella Hand from DLANC will give us an overview of the ongoing processes toward that goal. We will get an update on the BONCs efforts to “standardize” NC bylaws. I hope we can get a report from Chatsworth on their efforts to resolve the conflicts between their bylaws and the City Clerks election procedures for their NC. As we all know the city is in big trouble because of the budget shortfall. The results of the ERIP are finally hitting home with the city council. It’s time to explore the changing role of NCs and their relationship with the city. Come to the meeting with your thoughts and ideas on how NCs may have to reinvent themselves and how they might move forward as a major force in the political life of the city.

We’ll get the agenda out sometime tomorrow or Wednesday. Hope to see you all for a successful NC start of the New Year.

FROM: Leonard J. Shaffer, Chair, LANCCoalition
info@lanccoalition.org
www.lanccoalition.org

*This presentation will also be made at the January 2010 DLANC (Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council) Board meeting, January 12 at 6:30pm (Click here for more information: www.dlanc.com).