Events

NOTICE OF MEETING

August 23, 2021

Room 1100 - City Hall East

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AGENDA

Rosenberg Rules of Order will be observed

1. WELCOMING REMARKS: (2 min) a. Call to order.

b. Pledge of Allegiance.

c. Roll Call.

2. OFFICER’S REPORTS: a. President’s Report

b. Vice President’s Report

c. Secretary’s Report

d. Treasurer’s Report

3. REPORTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS: (30 min.) a. LAPD Senior Lead Officer

b. LA City Council District Representative

c. Other Government Departments/Agencies

d. Community Organizations

Reports and Brief Presentations

4. PUBLIC COMMENT ON NON-AGENDIZED ITEMS: (15 min - 3 min per speaker)

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5. PRESENTATION: Assemblywoman Luz Rivas will make a 10 minute presentation followed by a 10 minute Q&A period. (20 min.)

6. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: to approve the General Board Meeting Minutes from July 14, 2021. (5 min.)

7. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: to approve the July, 2021 Monthly Expenditure Report.

(5 min.)

8. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: to approve the June, 2021 payment to Woods Maintenance in the amount of $375. (5 min.)

9. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: to approve a payment to PALS for programming and publicity in the amount of $3000. (10 min.)

10. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: to approve changing the October General Board Meeting to a Virtual Board Retreat to be held on Saturday, October 16 from 10:00am to 12:00 noon.

(10 min.)

11. PRESENTATION: LAUSD Board Member Scott Schmerelson will make a 10 minute presentation followed by a 10 minute Q&A. He will be accompanied by LAUSD LDNE COSA Administrator Vicky Damonte. (20 min.)

12. PRESENTATION: Andrew Soto of the U.S Census Office will make a 10 minute presentation on demographic data in our district followed by a 10 minute Q&A. (20 min.)

13. BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS ON NON-AGENDIZED ITEMS (3 min. per speaker)

14. NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS (3 min. per speaker)

15. ANNOUNCEMENTS (3 min. per speaker)

16. Next NoHo West Neighborhood Council General Board Meeting will be on September 8, 2021 at 6:30.

17. ADJOURNMENT Thank you for your participation with your Neighborhood Council, North Hollywood West. With your continued participation, we can accomplish much more for our community. Enjoy the rest of your evening.

CALIFORNIA RECALL CANDIDATES TO SQUARE OFF IN TELEVISED DEBATE AT THE NIXON LIBRARY

YORBA LINDA, CA -- Candidates competing to replace Gavin Newsom as Governor of California will face off in a televised debate at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda on Wednesday, August 4, 2021 from 6:00 - 7:30 PM PT.

John Cox, Kevin Faulconer, Kevin Kiley, and Doug Ose will take the stage in a debate that will be broadcast live by Fox 11 Los Angeles.

Hugh Hewitt, president of the Richard Nixon Foundation, will moderate the debate along with panelists Christine Devine and Elex Michaelson of Fox 11 News and former U.S. National Security Adviser Ambassador Robert C. O’Brien.

Governor Gavin Newsom was invited to participate but did not respond to the invitation. Candidate Caitlyn Jenner was invited to participate but is unable to attend due to a prior commitment. Candidate Larry Elder’s campaign cleared the date but subsequently identified a conflict. The invitation to all three remains open and organizers are hopeful one or more will make the debate. The debate is being aired on Fox 11 Los Angeles, KTVU Fox 2 San Francisco, other Fox TV affiliates statewide, and on the Salem Radio Network and other radio stations. 

The Nixon Foundation is holding spots for Newsom, Jenner and Elder if any of those candidates decide to participate.

California voters will head to the polls on September 14 to decide whether Newsom should remain in office as Governor of California.

The Nixon Foundation is planning a second debate during the week of August 23 and has invited the same candidates to participate.

Debate participants were selected by applying the Richard Nixon Foundation’s proprietary internal metrics that the Foundation has used to select speakers and debate participants at the Nixon Library for more than 30 years. 

Press must be credentialed to cover the debate. Audience tickets are limited and only available from the Nixon Foundation by request. There will be a designated press gallery room with Wi-FI and TVs to watch the debate. That space will double as a spin room if the candidates or campaigns choose to make themselves available for press.

The Richard Nixon Foundation, a nonprofit educational institution that co-operates the Nixon Library, is hosting both debates as a civic service to voters in order to highlight issues facing California today. Questions and topics will be decided among the moderator and panelists and will not be shared with the candidates in advance.

To request press credentials, please email Joe Lopez at [email protected].