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Pacific Palisades Community Council

Monday, Jun 19
Pacific Palisades Community Council
 
Our upcoming meeting will be a hybrid meeting that will take place in-person at the Palisades Branch Library Community Meeting Room (where we met for years prior to the pandemic), along with a zoom (remote) element for participation using the usual Zoom link for our meetings (linked below and on the agenda). 

The June 22 meeting will feature LA City Councilwoman, Traci Park, as our guest speaker.

We will also have a new business item addressing a state Senate Bill (SB4) impacting density in the Coastal Zone as well as an annual report from the Treasurer and a farewell to our esteemed outgoing Officers.  
Please tune in!
June 22, 2023 Meeting Agenda
the flyer below is hyperlinked to the ZOOM link for the meeting, which will begin at 6 PM on June 22nd. The Audio may not be optimal since we will be broadcasting from inside the library meeting room. In-Person attendance is recommended.

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