Location:
Windward School
11350 Palms Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
Room 20
Enter on Sawtelle
7.1. Discussion to hold a Town Hall stye meeting for the community- meet and greet with all board members and community goals to be: introduce the MVCC to them--who we are, what we do, how we operate, how to get in touch with us, how to participate, etc.; hear what their issues are; encourage them to meet their neighbors (so have informal mingling time) - Presented by Director Aaron Vanek
7.2. Update and discussion on Blood Drive with Life Stream Blood Bank
7.3. Update on Street Banners.
7.4. Update on MVCC board business cards and name tags
7.5. Discussion on upcoming holiday season and what we can do for and with the community, ie. food drive
Elections and Bylaws Committee - ZOOM
Tuesday, October 7, 2025
8:00pm to 9:00pm
Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82105948995
Remote Conferencing by Phone: 669-900-6833
Meeting ID: (Webinar) 821 0594 8995
7.1 [POLICY][BYLAW AMENDMENT] Raising Quorum Requirement: Discussion and possible action regarding amending the MVCC bylaws to require 9 members for quorum rather than 8. See motion here.
7.2 [POLICY][BYLAW AMENDMENT] Committee Membership and Voting: Discussion only regarding adding language to article VII of the MVCC bylaws clarifying the role of board members and stakeholders in committees.
7.3 [POLICY][STANDING RULES AMENDMENT] Committee Membership and Voting: Discussion only regarding adding standing rules 8.10, 8.11, 8.12, and 9.12 clarifying the role of board members and stakeholders in committees.
11350 Palms Blvd
Room 410
Los Angeles, CA 90066
Stakeholders are advised to use the vehicle entrance off of Sawtelle
7.1 [POLICY] MOTION – Discussion and Potential Action, Request for City Action Regarding Nuisance Conditions at 13107 Venice Blvd.
Windward School, 11350 Palms Blvd, Los Angeles, Ca 90066
Room 20
PUBLIC WELCOME
Enter on Sawtelle
9.1. [POLICY] 12124 PACIFIC AVE 6 STORY- 87-UNIT AFFORDABLE HOUSING Discussion and potential action regarding proposed project located at 12124 Pacific Ave, (EAR-2025-4934-DB-VHCA ).
9.2. [POLICY] CF 25-1083 Opposition to SB-79 Discussion and potential action regarding SB-79
9.3. [POLICY] CF 25-0247 City Building Code Single Stairway Modification Discussion and potential action regarding Council file 25-0247
9.4. [POLICY] CF 25-1036 Max Indoor Temperature Standard Discussion and potential action regarding Council file 25-1036
Crime Trends, News, & Prevention Tips
August has been the third consecutive month where property crimes have decreased, largely due to less vehicles broken into, and property taken. Also, there have been 13 or 14 burglaries a month compared to the 17 to 22 burglaries per month the first half of the year. The violent crimes have mostly disputes between people who know each other, whether domestic violence or a neighbor or roommate dispute.
Still, be mindful of protecting yourself and your neighbors against residential burglaries.
To help deter a residential burglary, when leaving your residence for the evening, turn on the lights in the front room and close the shutters/curtains giving the impression someone is home. If there is a television in that front room, turn it on with the volume higher than usual to deter potential burglars approaching your home. Play music if you have a stereo system. Burglary crews are disabling the electric panel in the backyard to cut off alarm systems and disable home security cameras.
Consider hiding your electric panel by placing something in front of it, such as a ladder covered with a tarp in front of it, or pot with a plant. Place Beware of Dog signs on the side gate. Visit the local pet shop to purchase a large dog leash to tie on the side gate handle to give the impression of having a dog.
Tabling at Farmers Market in September.
Thanks to Steven Paddock, Steven Hedge, Chloe Samiley, Charlene Samiley, Greg Kopelow and April Peterson for joining Carolyn K. Honda and giving me breaks. We talked to a lot of stakeholders and enjoyed the sunshine.
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