Mayor Modifies Safer at Home
On May 8 Safer at Home becomes Safer LA allowing the opening of florists, toy stores, music stores, bookstores, clothing and sporting goods stores to offer curbside pickup. Trails will open May 9.
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Rosalie Preston & David Matthews
What DIY Democracy Looks Like In An Underserved Slice Of LA
Want City Hall to pay attention to abandoned cars and potholes near you? Try your Neighborhood Council!
Winter Shelter Program Opens Early
The Winter Shelter Program is operating now through March 31. During the Winter Shelter season, each shelter will open at 5:00 pm and close at 7:00 am. Hours are extended for inclement weather.
HGNNC to Host Diabetes Forum
Diabetes is a disease significantly affecting the health of our black and brown communities and we want to do something about that,” shares HGNNC Outreach Chair Janet Mitchell.
Community Emergency Response Training
Sign Up for Free Emergency Response Training
This great training will teach you how to respond in an emergency. Classes cover how to suppress small fires, basic first aid, evacuation tactics and how to collaborate with City agencies, search and rescue tactics, and how to communicate, including use of radios. Sign up now!
Be Emergency Ready!
The Harbor Gateway North Neighborhood Council is focused on Emergency Preparedness and we invite you to get ready via the RYLAN and CERT programs we are sponsoring.
Register Now For Congress of Neighborhoods
Over 30 free workshops +
free breakfast, lunch & parking if you RSVP
Take classes on skills & subjects key to Neighborhood Council success
Network with elected officials & staff from every City department
Join regional & Citywide alliances of Neighborhood Councils
Share your success stories with other Neighborhood Council leaders
Sign up early – class space is limited!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/congress-of-neighborhoods-2019-tickets-65283511741
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Interested In Joining The Planning & Land Use Committee?
What does the Planning & Land Use Committee Do:
The committee makes recommendations to the Board on Planning and Land Use Issues, including the following:
- Proposed Zoning Changes
- Sub-Divisions
- Affordable Housing Projects
- Large Developments that are NOT allowed “by right”
- Updates to the Harbor Gateway Community Plan
- Two other Community Plans for the Harbor Gateway North Area
- Proposals related to Land Use and the Impact of Development on Health & Welfare of Stakeholders
Committee members are expected to listen to the detail of land use proposal presented by applicants for projects in the Harbor Gateway North, to fairly evaluate the impact of the projects on the surrounding neighborhoods, and to make recommendations for improvements to the project proposals.
The Committee then makes it recommendations to the full HGNNC Board, whose members vote on its position to support or oppose the proposed project.
The Committee meets the First Saturday of Each Month.
If you are interested in joining the PLU Committee or would like further information, please email us at info@harborgatewaynorth.org NO later than Monday, September 2nd, 2019 by 5pm.
Take a Seat in HGNNC District 1
If you live, work or own property in District 1, we have a seat for you! Please complete the HGNNC District 1 Rep Application and email it by August 9 for consideration at our August 15 meeting.
City Controller Investigates HHH Results
City Controller Ron Galperin reports that voters had a right to expect more progress by now. Not one unit has been built under HHH.