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TWELVE IMPORTANT STORIES YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FOR APRIL
 
1. Council Supports Rescinding Plan for Hotel In Benedict Canyon

2. Councilwoman Katy Yaroslavsky Visits Neighborhood Council

3. Ad Hoc Committee On Home Sharing And Party House Ordinances Renewed

4. No Building Permits for Bribers
 
5. Council Supports City Attorney As Administrative Officer
 
6. Planning And Land Use Committee Approval
 
7. Neighborhood Council Election Results
 
8. Brush Clearance and Defensible Space
 
9. Springtime Is Not The Time to Trim Your Trees

10. Animal Shelter Task Force
 
11. Scrapbook: Arcadia Bandini Stearns Baker
and The Old Soldiers Home
 
12. Pet Adoptions

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NINE IMPORTANT COMMUNITY STORIES YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FOR MARCH

1. Vote in Neighborhood Council Elections
 
2. Attempt Made to Preserve Senderos Canyon (also known as Hoag Canyon)
 
3. Council Supports Enforcement of Short Term Rental Ordinance in Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones (VHFHSZs)
 
4. Council Supports Preservation of Mature Trees
 
5. Council Withholds Support of Venice Improvement Project
 
6. Planning for Sepulveda Basin 

7. What Artificial Intelligence Says About Neighborhood Council Elections

8. Scrapbook:  Holmby Hills

9. Pet Adoption Opportunities

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FROM THE OFFICE OF: Nithya Raman, Councilmember, Fourth Council District 

Dear Friends, The National Weather Service has issued a rare blizzard warning for Los Angeles, last seen over thirty years ago in February 1989. The powerful winter storm is expected to bring snow to elevations as low as 1,500 feet and up to 2-4 inches of rainfall in the valley/metro areas and 4-6 inches in the foothills. 

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You are encouraged to participate and vote, either in person on the day of the election, OR Vote By Mail in the Neighborhood Council elections.  The BABCNC is ­­­an integral voice for our Stakeholder community, and your participation is essential to our success.

VOTE IN PERSON

MARCH 26, 2023:  10:00AM TO 2:00PM

HARVARD-WESTLAKE SCHOOL:  

700 North Faring Road, Los Angeles, CA 90077

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TEN IMPORTANT COMMUNITY STORIES YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FOR FEBRUARY

 
1. January Storms Damage Our Area

2. Murder at Short Term Rental Home

3. Neighborhood Council Supports Limitations On Film Crew Smoking In High Fire Danger Areas

4. Council Supports Citizen Advisory Council at Van Nuys Airport

5. Congressman Brad Sherman Holds Open House
 
6. How To Participate In Upcoming BABCNC Elections

7. Neighborhood Council Participates In Hybrid In-Person/Zoom Meetings
 
8. New Law to Keep Organic Waste out of Landfills
 
9. SCRAPBOOK: Huntington Hartford vs. Sam Yorty
How Both Men Lost And Los Angeles Won A New Park

10. Pet Adoption Opportunities

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Elections are here for the Bel Air-Beverly Crest Neighborhood Council.
Connect your community to City Hall — apply online by Tuesday, January 10, 2023 to be a
candidate! 

https://empowerla.org/elections/

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If you wish to file to be a candidate, the filing period continues to be open until January 10, 2023 at 11:59 p.m. For information on how to be a candidate, visit: 
https://empowerla.org/new-what-it-means-to-be-a-candidate-video/

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NINE IMPORTANT COMMUNITY STORIES
YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FOR DECEMBER
 
1.  Neighborhood Council Formally Comments On Proposed Wildlife Ordinance 

2.  Neighborhood Council Supports Changes To Municipal Lobbying Ordinance

3.  Katy Young Yaroslavky Elected CD5 Council Member
 
4.  Record Number of Burglaries In Our area

5.  Avian Flu Arrives In Southern California

6.  Toyon Season
 
7.  How To Become A Candidate For The Neighborhood Council
 
8.  SCRAPBOOK:  When Horses Replaced Electric Streetcars

9.  Pet Adoption Opportunities

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EIGHT IMPORTANT COMMUNITY STORIES
YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FOR NOVEMBER
 
1.  City Hall Crisis Prompts Neighborhood Council Votes

2.  Wildlife Ordinance Revised Draft Available Online
Council Ad Hoc Committee To Study Plan
 
3.  Metro Looking at Stone Canyon for Subway

4.  The History of the Brown Act

5.  Council Supports Legislation to Study Personal Delivery Devices
 
6.  How To Be Involved With Your Neighborhood Council
 
7.  SCRAPBOOK: The Rise And Fall Of William Mulholland 

8.  Pet Adoption Opportunities

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