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Certified Neighborhood Council #52, October 15, 2002
P.O. Box 3272, Hollywood, CA, 90078
Email: HUNCoffice@gmail.com

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For STREET CLOSURES and other Local Traffic Conditions CLICK HERE

For other Los Angeles City Traffic CLICK HERE
Includes other Street Closures when available.

For So-Cal Freeway Traffic Conditions CLICK HERE

What a lovely day to take a walk!
Go to hollywoodcommunitywalks.blogspot.com and find out when and where the next local walk will be. And enjoy.

The proposed Draft Hollywood Plan is here

City of Los Angeles Planning Department
UPDATED OCT 5TH, 2009
Draft Hollywood Plan
Draft Modified Street Standards
Draft Qualified Conditions
Draft Land Use and Zone Change Map
Draft Matrix of Existing, Planned and Proposed Land Use
Draft 'Q' Qualified Conditions and 'D' Development Limitation Appendix

From Mary Richardson, Associate Planner:
<<We would like to inform you that several additional sections of the
Draft Hollywood Community Plan are now available online for your review
and comment.

These sections include the following: the Draft Land Use
and Zone Change Map; the Draft Matrix of Existing, Planned and Proposed
Land Use; the Draft “Q” Qualified Conditions; the Draft “Q”
Qualified Condition and “D” Development Limitation Appendix; and the
Draft Street Designations.

You may find these documents on the City
Planning Department’s website, http://cityplanning.lacity.org, under
“New Community Plans - Hollywood - Latest Plan Update - What’s
New”.

Copies of all available sections of the Draft Hollywood Community Plan
will be placed in the following public libraries:

● Frances Howard Goldwyn-Hollywood Regional Library, 1623 N. Ivar
St., LA 90028.
● John C. Fremont Branch Library, 6121 Melrose Avenue, LA 90038.
● Los Feliz Branch Library, 1874 Hillhurst Avenue, LA 90027.
● Will and Ariel Durant Branch Library, 7140 W. Sunset Boulevard, LA
90046.

Please note that the Draft Hollywood Community Plan documents are
presented in draft form and no formal recommendations have yet been
made. Staff will prepare recommendations after the first public
hearing.

The last feature of the Draft Hollywood Community Plan to be released
will be the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR). The release of
the DEIR should occur sometime in the fall. At that time we will start
scheduling briefings with the neighborhood councils and other major
stakeholder groups. The briefings will provide an opportunity to go
over the proposed policies, programs and land use changes, answer
questions, and gather input from the community. The series of briefings
will conclude with an Open House/Public Hearing. >>

HOLLYWOOD MONTHLY REPORT (CD13)
Update on current issues in your neighborhood,
Courtesy of the Office of Council President Eric Garcetti

More Coyote Information:

http://www.dailynews.com/search/ci_11693799?IADID=Search-www.dailynews.com-www.dailynews.com

To understand how you can better protect your pets from coyotes visit:
http://www.laanimalservices.com/aboutani_wildlife.htm 

Copied at the bottom of this email is an LA Times op-ed piece by Ed Boks, entitled, "Wile E. Neighbors:
Killing off coyotes and other L.A. fauna could actually make life worse for
humans"

Department of Animal Services
We create happiness by bringing pets and people together.|
221 N. Figueroa Street, 5th Floor, L.A, CA 90012 (888) 452-7381 Administrative Office Hours: Monday - Friday (8AM - 5PM) Saturday, Sunday and Holidays (Closed) Care Center Hours: Monday (Closed) Tuesday (8 AM-7PM) Wednesday (8AM-5PM) Thursday (8AM-7PM) Friday (8AM-5PM) Saturday (8AM-5PM) Sunday (11AM-5PM) Holidays (Closed) Mission is to Promote and Protect the Health, Safety and Welfare of Animals and People in Los Angeles. Vision Statement: We envision the day when every pet born is ensured a good home and care all its natural life and no animal will suffer because of abuse, neglect or ignorance, and all citizens, their property and neighborhoods are safe from the dangers and nuisances of irresponsible pet guardianship. For more information about LA Animal Services visit: www.laanimalservices.com

Recycling Center

Los Angeles-Glendale
S.A.F.E. COLLECTION CENTER
4600 Colorado Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90039
Hours of Operation: Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Los Angeles-Glendale
S.A.F.E. CENTER Location*
For the Residents of the City of Los Angeles and the County of Los Angeles
For security purposes, participants will be required to check-in with guard at front gate and show a valid California I.D.

WE ACCEPT: paint and solvents; used motor oil and filters, antifreeze,
and other automotive fluids; cleaning products; pool and
garden chemicals; aerosol cans; all medicine; auto batteries;
household (alkaline) batteries; fluorescent tubes and bulbs, thermostats,
and other mercury-containing lamps.
WE ALSO ACCEPT: computers, monitors, printers, network
equipment, cables, telephones, televisions, microwaves, video
games, cell phones, radios, stereos,VCRs, and electronic toys.
***RESIDENTS ARE LIMITED TO A TOTAL OF SIX PIECES PER VISIT TO A S.A.F.E. CENTER***

WE DO NOT ACCEPT: business waste, ammunition, explosives,
radioactive material, biological waste or tires. Bulky Items: furniture,
refrigerators, washing machines/dryers, conventional
ovens, paper, computer software.
TRANSPORTATION LIMIT FOR CHEMICAL RELATED ITEMS:
It is against the law to transport more than 15 gallons or 125 pounds
of hazardous waste to collection sites.Please pack your waste properly
to prevent tipping or spilling of the waste during transportation.
No business and/or commercial waste drop-offs accepted and waste collection is suspended during rain.

For Information, Please Call 1-800-98-TOXIC (1-800-988-6942)
As a covered entity under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Los Angeles does not
discriminate on the basis of disability and, upon request, will provide reasonable accommodation
to ensure equal access to its programs, services and activities.

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Got a question? Not sure where to go or who to ask?
Email us at HUNCoffice@gmail.com and we will do our best to connect you with the resources that you need.

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City of Los Angeles Early Notification System

Emergency contacts:

Non-emergency Police…………..…..877-ASK-LAPD (877-275-5273)
TTY Service……………………..……….213-847-0652
Park-related emergencies…………..323-913-7390
Water Service…………………………...800-342-5397 (24 hours)
Power Service…………………………...800-342-5397 (24 hours)
Gas Service……………………………….800-427-2200
Traffic Signals…………………………..213-580-1177…..213-485-2046 (after hours)
Road closures (Cal Trans)…………..800-427-7623
Street Lights……………………………..800-303-5267 (24 hours)
Filming........................................213-977-8600 8 am to 6 pm, Monday through Friday
Off hours call service at 866-633-7533 or call 213-977-8600 and select option #2
American Red Cross Public Info….213-739-5205 (24 hours)
Animal Services…………………………888-452-7381 (24 hours)
Building Inspection…………………...888-524-2845 (7:00a.m.—5:00p.m.)
Storm damage/mud slide reports….888-524-2845 (7:00a.m.– 5:00p.m.)
Refuse Collection………………………...800-773-2489 (24 hours)
Sewer or storm drain problems…….213-485-7575 or 213-485-5391 (6:30a.m.-1:00a.m. M-F)
310-823-5507 (or) 310-822-0777 (1:00a.m.—6:30 a.m.)
Trees down/debris removal & related problems—800-996-2489 (24 hours) or 3-1-1
If you need further assistance accessing City services, call the 3-1-1 Call Center by dialing 3-1-1 within City
limits, toll free 24 hours a day, seven days a week or by logging onto the www.lacity.org and clicking on
the 3-1-1 icon.

HUNC Boundaries : Eastern Boundary: Western Avenue to Fern Dell north along Western Canyon to the northern boundary Southern Boundary: Hollywood Blvd. Western Boundary: Cahuenga Ave. at Hollywood Blvd. to the 101 Freeway north along the eastern side of the John Anson Ford Theater property line, through Lake Hollywood to include the Lake Hollywood Neighborhood Association and north to the Hollywood Sign. Northern Boundary: Hollywood Sign and adjacent area

Map of Boundary
Pages from HUNC Certification

• Committee Overview
• Arts, Cultural and Entertainment Committee
• Business Committee
• Bylaws Committee
• Education and Youth Committee
• Election Committee
• Finance Committee
• Fire Safety Subcommittee
• Neighborhood and Environment (Beautification) Committee
• Planning, Land Use & Management Committee (PLUM)
• PROS Committee Liaisons (Parks, River and Open Space)
• Public Safety/Trans Committee
• Renters Issues Committee
• Social Services /Faith-Based Committee