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Please help!

One of our neighbors, David Dahlke, is bringing people together to repair and repaint the community kiosks on Pico Blvd -- and he needs our help!

Fifteen years ago, these kiosks were placed on Pico to provide folks with information about our neighborhoods. Over the years, they've faced taggers and the elements and some have become eyesores. Please consider volunteering a couple hours of your Independence Day weekend to help David turn these kiosks back into a useful resource for our community.

Email him to volunteer or get more info: dadadahlke@gmail.com

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The Department of City Planning has prepared the proposed Commercial Cannabis Location Restriction Ordinance, which would establish location restrictions and a limited immunity from enforcement of specified City prohibitions relating to commercial cannabis activity. 

The proposed ordinance has been assigned a City Planning case number of CPC-2017-2260-CA. Please reference this number when corresponding with the Department regarding this case.

The Department will conduct a public hearing to gather input on the proposed ordinance on Thursday, June 29, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. in Los Angeles City Hall, Room 1010. All interested persons are invited to attend.

For more information, please see the attached documents or contact Niall Huffman, niall.huffman@lacity.org, (213) 978-3405. For media inquiries, please contact Cheryl Getuiza, cheryl.getuiza@lacity.org, (213) 978-1203.

One of our neighboring neighborhood councils is sponsoring a very interesting workshop:

This is an open event, so feel free to invite anyone who may be interested.

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If you live in the Wilshire Vista neighborhood, join your neighbors at: 

Free Family Art Making Festival & Dog Walk

Join the great work to make Pico one of LA's Great Streets: 

https://www.facebook.com/PicoGreatStreetCollaborative/

An organization called "Investing in Place" is hosting a free advocacy training summit for City of Los Angeles community members — particularly older adults and individuals with disabilities who are impacted by broken, buckled, and missing sidewalks.  Their goal is to train over 100 community members and 25 community organizations to take their transportation advocacy skills to the next level and help advocate for better mobility for all. 

Get more details at the RSVP link: https://trippingpoint2017.splashthat.com/

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Help beautify the campus and gardens as part of A MONTH OF BIG SUNDAYS! 

RSVP Here: http://mobs.bigsunday.org/project/177/

Dear City Residents,

Just wanted to reach out once again on the subject of Cannabis in the City of Los Angeles and invite you to upcoming Rules Committee meetings over the next few weeks. I also anticipate that draft regulations on a variety of the subjects you care about (e.g. land use, sensitive use, licensing process, operational requirements, NC and community input, etc.) will be released sometime in June for a 60-day public comment period prior to any further action.

Thurs. May 25th @ 6pm - Council Chambers, City Hall - Rules Committee meeting and panel discussion with cannabis regulators from Seattle, Washington and Denver, Colorado

Tues. June 6th @ 6pm - Council Chambers, City Hall - Rules Committee meeting and panel discussion on the topics of testing laboratories and public health

I look forward to seeing you at the upcoming meetings and appreciate your ongoing input on this issue.

Warm Regards,

Herb

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Check out the festival sponsored by our neighbors to the north. Everyone is welcome!

One of our neighboring neighborhood councils is sponsoring a festival open to all. Check it out:

Celebrate the sciences and our environment with local community members on May 13, 2017 at the Carthay School of Environmental Studies. Students will display classroom projects and exhibits, while guests are invited to join in games, workshops and garden tours. Come and enjoy the food and entertainment, and adopt a tree to add some shade to your lawn!

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