Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council

July DLANC Updates

Tue, 08 Jul 2008 16:43:00 GMT

DLANC is sponsoring a town hall forum on development and park space issues Tuesday evening July 8th at 6:45 PM at the Los Angeles Theatre at 615 S. Broadway. Please attend for a very informative meeting about the redesign of downtown around the civic center/ City Hall .

At 6 PM before the meeting, there will be an informal organizational meeting for the DLANC board. This will include an update on the election certification, expected time lines, formation of committees and interests, and the beginning of the dialogue on the annual budget and need for a new location for the DLANC office.

This meeting is open to all. It will not be a board meeting, since we can not make any final decisions until the new board is sworn in. However, we will be using this as an opportunity to be as ready as possible to make decisions and the next board meeting.

Also, mark your calendars for Wed July 23rd for new board orientation in the evening. This meeting will be i n Hollywood but we will be arranging car pools and shuttles from the Red Line Station.

Questions? Call Russ Brown at 213-999-0379, DLANC.jr2brown@gmail.com

Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council- DLANC & Historic Downtown LA Business Improvement District- HD LA BID

Sponsors Re-imagining Downtown Creating a Master Plan for the Civic Center and its Neighbors.

Tuesday July 8th 6:45 pm Historic Los Angeles Theatre Lobby Refreshments provided

Presentations:

The Grand & Civic Center Grand Avenue Park- Bill Witte- The Related Group A joint powers project including the Community Redevelopment Agency/City of Los Angeles, the County of Los Angeles and The Related Group. This $3 billion project will include Frank Gehry designed buildings which include 2600 housing units of condominiums, apartments, affordable housing, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, a grocery store, bookstore, fitness club, restaurants and entertainment venues and numerous retail outlets. 3.6 million square feet of development

The Civic Center 16 acre park- Bill Witte- The Related Group LA's new version of Central Park will be a $100 million plus project will be a grand commons connecting The Music Center Plaza to the steps of City Hall for city-wide celebrations and international events.

Park 101- EDAW Design Group- Henrik Olsson, Gustavo Ilejandro, Mike Williams, Gaurav Srivasta An International design forum with 24 participants has created a master plan that caps the 101 Hollywood Freeway from Alameda to Grand Avenue, from Temple to Cesar Chavez. This proposed project would unite Chinatown, El Pueblo, Union Station, the Civic Center, Bunker Hill and the Arts District with 100 acres of green space and development opportunities.

LA Police Department Headquarters- This 2 acre site is opposite the LA Times Building from First to Second Street along Spring and from Main to Spring Street along 2nd Street opposite Higgins Building all activated by a restaurant, auditorium and plaza fronting First Street.

Vista Hermosa- Park at Belmont Learning Center This $14 million open space consists of 10 acres adjacent to the Edward R. Roybald Learning Center (Belmont Learning Center) in the City West neighborhood at 1st and Beaudry. The complex will serve 2,800 students and cost $350 million. Walking and hiking trails, water features, a playground, soccer field shared by LAUSD and the Dept. of Recreation & Parks are part of the complex. The Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority have operational authority.

Questions? Contact Russell Brown President DLANC DLANC.jr2brown@gmail.com 213-999-0379 or

Brady Westwater VP Adm. DLANC BradyWestwater@gmail.com 213-804-8396

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Skid Row History Museum, A Gallery Exhibition

Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:23:00 GMT

Los Angeles Poverty Department presents
Skid Row History Museum, A Gallery Exhibition

June 28 - August 2, 2008 | Opening Reception June 28, 6-9pm

This exhibition will explore the history of Los Angles� Skid Row through the stories of those who live, work and inspire others there. It will also celebrate those who have created positive change in this community. The Los Angeles Poverty Department (LAPD) is a non-profit arts organization that connects lived experience to the social forces that shape the lives and communities of people living in poverty.

Important Dates

OPENING RECEPTION: JUNE 28, Saturday, 6-9 pm; Live From Skid Row: Jeff Dietrich and Catherine Morris of the Catholic Worker and the Hippie Kitchen remember remarkable people and initiatives. Music from Ron Taylor and Oscar Harvey. Performances by Ibrahim Saba and Kevin Michael Key. Food & drinks.
PERFORMANCE & PUBLIC CONVERSATION: JULY 18, Friday, 6-9 pm; @ Lamp Community Art Project Gallery, 452 S. Main St. LA 90013; Live From Skid Row: Public discussion with Pete White and Becky Dennison of LA Community Action Network (LACAN). Music from Weba Garretson and Ralph Gorodetsky. Performance by Michelle Autry and Sunshine Mills. Food & drinks.
WORKSHOP: JULY 25, Friday, 2-6 pm; @ The Box Gallery, Chinatown, 977 Chung King Road, LA 90012; Live From Skid Row: Workshop for Skid Row residents from Lamp Community and the Downtown Women's Center. Food & drinks.
PERFORMANCE & PUBLIC CONVERSATION: JULY 26, Saturday, 6-9 pm; @ The Box Gallery, Chinatown, 977 Chung King Road, LA 90012; Live From Skid Row: Public discussion with Mollie Lowery, founder and first executive director of Lamp Community. Music from Code Zero. Performance by Tony Parker and Charles Porter. Food & drinks.
CLOSING RECEPTION: AUGUST 2, Saturday, 6-9 pm; @ The Box Gallery, Chinatown, 977 Chung King Road, LA 90012; Live From Skid Row: Public discussion with Ted Hayes, founder of Dome Village. Music from Ron Taylor, Church of the Nazarene Gospel Choir. Performance by Riccarlo Porter. Food & drinks.

Further Information

A map of Skid Row will be on the floor of the front gallery, marking significant sites where these stories have unfolded. This exhibition will also include images and videos highlighting the community�s efforts and strides. These videos feature speakers at public meetings and performances by LAPD. In the back gallery visitors will be invited to contribute their ideas for Skid Row�s own �Walk of Fame,� which seeks to honor those people and organizations that have bettered the community. In this area there will be inspiration booklets for visitors to draw out their ideas of whom they believe should be honored. The ultimate vision behind the Skid Row History Museum is to create a series of permanent public artworks, (plaques, signs, and the like) actually installed in the streets of downtown for this eventual �museum without walls�.

This exhibition has many goals; one is that it will enable the public to better understand the Skid Row community and the challenges that they have endured. The second is to empower the Skid Row population with work that confers the often-denied respect that this community and its members deserve.

As a major part of this exhibition there will be multiple events, including public discussions with key figures of the Skid Row community, musical and dramatic performances and workshops for members of Lamp Community and Downtown Women�s Center. See above for list of events.

Funding assistance for this project has been provided by the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles (CRA/LA).

About LAPD:: The Los Angeles Poverty Department (LAPD is a non-profit arts organization that was started in 1985 by activist John Malpede. LAPD�s mission: creating performance work that connects lived experience to the social forces that shape the lives and communities of people living in poverty. LAPD is committed to creating high-quality, challenging performances and artworks that express the realities, hopes and dreams of people who live and work on Skid Row.

About CRA/LA:: CRA/LA (www.crala.org), a public agency, is regulated by the State of California and operates within the City of Los Angeles. It attracts private investment into economically depressed communities to eliminate blight, revitalize older neighborhoods, build housing for all income levels and create and retain employment opportunities. CRA/LA manages 32 redevelopment projects areas and three revitalization areas in seven regions: East Valley, West Valley, Hollywood & Central, Downtown, Eastside, South Los Angeles, and the Harbor.

About CRA/LA Art Program:: CRA/LA has had a long-standing commitment to the arts, recognizing that they play a significant role in the revitalization, growth and sustainability of our neighborhoods. Beginning in the late 1960's, CRA/LA became one of the first public agencies to set the groundwork for other cities creating policies that require developers to invest in art and culture. In the 40 years that we have invested in Downtown LA we have helped create over 100 traditional and contemporary pieces of public art and cultural facility projects. Highlights include the development of the Museum of Contemporary Art, rehabilitation of the historic neon on Broadway's theaters, and many engaging site-specific public art installations in private developments, streetscape improvements and parks.

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CORRECTED: Official DLANC Election Resutls

Thu, 19 Jun 2008 22:55:00 GMT

Official Results
2008 Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council

*In accordance with Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council Election
Procedures, tie votes will be resolved with a coin toss in the presence of the two tied candidates, or their official representatives.


RESIDENT DIRECTOR- ALAMEDA EAST
Michael Francesconi    2

RESIDENT DIRECTOR- BUNKER HILL
Russell Chan     35
Kenneth Chiu     14
Danielle Reed     6

RESIDENT DIRECTOR- CITY WEST
Mamta Patel    11
Jerard Wright    6

RESIDENT DIRECTOR- CIVIC CENTER
Stanley B. Michaels    46
George Brandon Martin    17
Daniel Swartz    3

RESIDENT DIRECTOR- CENTRAL CITY EAST
General Jeff    35
Jessyka Quintero-Mora     13
Robert Donnell Lockhart     8
Yvette �Velvet� Victorian     5

RESIDENT DIRECTOR- FASHION DISTRICT
ANT     6
Peter Gurnz     1

RESIDENT DIRECTOR- HISTORIC DOWNTOWN
Patricia �Patti� Berman     25
Dwight Johnson     10
Kris Sandheinrich     4

RESIDENT DIRECTOR- SOUTH PARK*
Mary Wentz     9
Scott Bytof     9
Jesse Rhines     3
Mark Tuori     2
Maria Fadli     1
Marvin Fleming     0

BUSINESS DIRECTOR- ALAMEDA EAST
Lapchih Fan     0

BUSINESS DIRECTOR- CENTRAL CITY EAST/ TOY DISTRICT
James Doizaki     9

BUSINESS DIRECTOR- CITY WEST
David Hurtado     2

BUSINESS DIRECTOR- DOWNTOWN CENTER
Jon Toktas     74
Shiraz Tangri     8

BUSINESS DIRECTOR- FASHION DISTRICT
Brandon Coburn     1
Robyn Horwitz     0

BUSINESS DIRECTOR- HISTORIC DOWNTOWN
Michael Delijani     84
Delaphine Carlisle     3
John Van Schaik     2

BUSINESS DIRECTOR- SOUTH PARK
Michael �Mike� Pfeiffer     35
William "Maxwell Billieon� Moore     0

AREA-WIDE RESIDENT DIRECTOR
Russell Brown     101
Jessica Jordan     79
Johnathan Glover     21
Jerry Blackwell     18

AREA-WIDE RESIDENT ARTIST DIRECTOR
Dawna Nolan     6
Erik Dixon     1
Daveed Kapoor     0

AREA-WIDE BUSINESS DIRECTOR
Hal Bastian     92
Sanjeev Chowdhry     16

AREA-WIDE ARTS, CULTURAL & EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS DIRECTOR (A, C & E)
Shane Guffogg     44
Anna Danielle Duran     36
Edgar Varela     28
Victor Rodriguez     14
Erglae �Jovie� Gomez     1

AREA-WIDE ARTS, CULTURAL & EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS DIRECTOR (A, C & E) PROFESSIONAL ARTIST
Brady Westwater     46
Adam Grant     0

AREA-WIDE WORK- FORCE DIRECTOR, PRIVATE SECTOR
Ashley Zarella     28

AREA-WIDE WORK- FORCE DIRECTOR, PUBLIC SECTOR
Gunnar Hand     78
Sylvia Delgado     15

AREA-WIDE HOMELESS RESIDENT DIRECTOR
Henry Proctor     5

AREA-WIDE SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDER DIRECTOR
Wendell Blassingame    43
Antoinette Falice     34
Shannon Parker     22
Mai L. Lee     21
Elizabeth �Betsy� Kelly     16
Victor Moller     9

AT-LARGE DIRECTOR
Alex Cha     266
Don Garza     152
Ashley Stracke     61
Whitney H. Smith    56
Akiliah Manuel Mills     36
Lewis L. Wong     26

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Official DLANC Election Resutls

Thu, 19 Jun 2008 22:54:00 GMT

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Official DLANC Election Resutls

Thu, 19 Jun 2008 22:45:00 GMT

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Post Election News

Sat, 14 Jun 2008 04:55:00 GMT

Thanks for Coming Out!

Thursday�s DLANC election was the largest ever experienced � THANK YOU!

What are the next steps?

Ballot counting started today (June 13)

The Final Certified Canvass is expected to be released on June 19.

The Recount and Challenge Filing period begins June 24.

The Recount period (if challenged or requested) begins June 30.

The Final Election report is expected on July 15th.

DLANC won�t have election results until the Clerk�s Office has made them available publicly. Again, DLANC will receive the election result information at the same time as the public will.

We won�t have any �early results� - the earliest we all can expect results will be on June 19th.

For questions about the election, please contact the City Clerk�s office, not the DLANC office.

City Clerk Election Division
Neighborhood Council Election Unit
213.978.0444 or 888.873.1000

To challenge the filing or election results, you will need to submit a letter by mail or fax to the following:

Isaias Cantu, Sr Project Coordinator
City Clerk Election Division
555 Ramirez Street, 3rd Floor, Space 300
Los Angeles, CA 90012

Or Fax: 213.978.0376, Attn: Isaias Cantu, Sr Project Coordinator

Thanks to everyone who came out for the Neighborhood Council election!

Also - a congratulations to the City Clerks office for conducting one of their first Neighborhood Council election. From the Neighborhood Council's point of view there are plenty of lesson's learned, and there will be opportunities within DLANC and the Clerk's office to discuss what we could do to improve the election process.

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TODAY is ELECTION Day!

Thu, 12 Jun 2008 16:20:00 GMT

When: TODAY, June 12, 2008, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Where: The Los Angeles Theater at 615 S. Broadway
(6th and Broadway)

How to vote:
It is simpler to vote in the Neighborhood Council election than in the general election. Voter registration is by �self affirmation� so you declare if what stakeholder group you are and then vote for those candidates. If you don�t know, the election staff can help to answer your questions.

Haven't filled out your Vote-By-Mail ballot? You can bring it to the polling location and it will be counted.

Who are the Candidates?
The Department of Neighborhood Empowerment� website on the election seems to be down this morning. As an alternative visit the City Clerk�s website at http://cityclerk.lacity.org/election/ and scroll to the lower right hand side of the screen. You will see a link to �Neighborhood Council Elections�

From this link you should be able to view the complete list of candidates.

The City Clerk�s office will also have the full list and submitted Candidate Statements on view at the election site.

We hope that you take the time during ArtWalk to vote in the Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council election. DLANC has grown into a significant grassroots example of neighborhood empowerment.

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DLANC ELECTION NOTICE

Tue, 10 Jun 2008 16:47:00 GMT

DLANC ELECTION

When: June 12, 2008, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Where: The Los Angeles Theater at 615 S. Broadway
(6th and Broadway)

How to vote:
It is simpler to vote in the Neighborhood Council election than in the general election. Voter registration is by �self affirmation� so you declare if what stakeholder group you are and then vote for those candidates. If you don�t know, the election staff can help to answer your questions.

Haven't filled out your Vote-By-Mail ballot? You can bring it to the polling location and it will be counted.

Who are the Candidates?
The Department of Neighborhood Empowerment� website on the election seems to be down this morning. As an alternative visit the City Clerk�s website at http://cityclerk.lacity.org/election/ and scroll to the lower right hand side of the screen. You will see a link to �Neighborhood Council Elections�

From this link you should be able to view the complete list of candidates.

The City Clerk�s office will also have the full list and submitted Candidate Statements on view at the election site.

We hope that you take the time during ArtWalk to vote in the Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council election. DLANC has grown into a significant grassroots example of neighborhood empowerment.

Also � please join us this evening at our regular DLANC board meeting! 6:30 at the Los Angeles Theater.

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Neighborhood Council Candidate Forum: WEDNESDAY

Mon, 02 Jun 2008 23:46:00 GMT

Downtown Los Angeles

Neighborhood Council

Candidate Forum

Wed. June 4^th, 2008 6:30 PM

Historic Palace Theatre

630 S. Broadway

Meet your neighbors who are candidates for the DLANC election.

The election is on ArtWalk Thursday, June 12^th, from 2 pm to 8 pm

held at the Los Angeles Theatre on Broadway.

Vote by Mail ballots available through Thursday 5^th, 2008!

Candidates will introduce themselves and talk with others who are working to improve our neighborhoods, support new businesses, create parks and open space - and a great mixed income community for all.

DLANC�s major accomplishments include :

Leader in Planning and Land Use issues downtown
Co-creater of Gallery Row and Downtown ArtWalk
Leadership in Transportation issues including Regional Connector & downtown streetcar
Creater Downtown Community Mixers
Revitalizing Main Street into a pedestrian friendly neighborhood
Encouraging grass roots involvement and participation in downtown issues.

For more information:

www.dlanc.com Office # 213-488-1901 Fax # 213-341-2382

Outreach Office 450 S. Main Street- Next to the Regent Theatre.

Or contact :

Russell Brown DLANC President 213-999-0379 DLANC.jr2brown@gmail.com

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May DLANC Meeting is WEDNESDAY - Not Tonight (Agenda included)

Tue, 13 May 2008 16:20:00 GMT

Please note that the regularly scheduled TUESDAY meeting is
cancelled. Meeting is Wed at 6:30 pm due to ArtSeen event.

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL
Wed May 14th, 2008 Public Encouraged & Welcomed
6:15 PM Registration 6:30 PM Board Meeting
Los Angeles Theater 615 S. Broadway (at 6TH)

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dlanc/

1. Call to order and Roll Call.
2. Approval of Prior Minutes.
3. Swearing in of Alternates and Board Members.
4. Public Comment on non-agenda items.

5. Planning Committee Motions. Committee Chair Shiraz Tangri
A. CUB application for Maria's Italian Kitchen restaurant at 811 W. Wilshire Boulevard.
Proposed action: PLUC recommends that DLANC write a letter of support.
B. Proposed 7-story office building with ground-floor retail uses at 1130 W. Wilshire Boulevard.
Proposed action: PLUC recommends that DLANC write a letter of support.
C. Information item: Projects on which PLUC voted to take no position.
i. 1304 W. 2nd Street � Specific Plan Permit Compliance review for signage proposed for new 275-unit apartment building.
ii. 800 W. Olympic Boulevard � Plan Approval for on-site sale of full-line of alcohol at night club within LASED Specific Plan area.
iii. 800 W. Olympic Boulevard � Plan Approval for on-site sale of full-line of alcohol at restaurant within LASED Specific Plan area.
iv. 900 W. Olympic Boulevard � Plan Approval for on-site sale of full-line of alcohol at night club within LASED Specific Plan area.
D. No position items
E. Revised PLUC Rules of Order. Proposed action: PLUC requests that the Board ratify Rules of Order for use by PLUC consistent with
the final DLANC Board Rules of Order.
Note: Attached Draft shows all changes as compared to Board Rules of Order.

6. PROS Committee- Parks, Recreation & Open Space. Patti Berman Chair. Update on Pershing Square Community meeting. .

7. Transportation Committee. Chair Eric Richardson
Update National Streetcar Conference May 22nd Los Angeles Theatre. This national conference on streetcars is geared toward a
discussion of how a revived Downtown streetcar will enhance downtown LA.
Update Westside Extension & Regional connector update- Ginny-Marie Case.

8. Economic Development Committee: Chairs Mamta Patel, Brady Westwater
Review last mixer and plans for next mixers. Plan a technology/entertainment technology mixer/conference.
Discussion and possible action on recommending a cultural education and cultural tourism component for the Grand Avenue Park.

9. Update on City sponsored Neighborhood Council Elections.
Thursday June 12th, 2008 2 pm to 8 pm
Calendar of events. Ginny- Marie Case

10. Introduction to candidates in June 12, 2008 Election.

11. Officer Reports & DONE staff.
A. President Report- J. Russell Brown.
Community/organizational updates. Proposed May meeting date to ArtSeen Event/ Gallery Row event Tuesday May 13th.
Bringing Back Broadway update.
B. VP Administration- Brady Westwater. Updates on community
issues. LANCC update
C. VP Outreach & Communication Ginny-Marie Case. Outreach Committee report, filming update, Clean Money Campaign event.
D. Secretary- Susan Tae, Organizational updates.
E. DONE rep- Betty Wong.
F. Other city/ elected officials.

12. Committee Reports:
a. Arts Committee- Shane Guffogg.
b. Public Safety & Health- Chair Dave Bullock & Gary Jacoby
c. Affordable Housing & Homelessness- Chair open
d. Education- Chair Don Garza

13. Board member comment - Comments on matters within the Board's
jurisdiction.
14. Old Business.
15. Public Comment.
16. Future Agenda Items.
17. Adjournment.

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL
Mailing Address POB 13096 LA CA 90013-0096 TELEPHONE: (213) 488-
1901 FAX 213-341-2382 www.dlanc.com DEPARTMENT OF NEIGHBORHOOD
EMPOWERMENT www.lacityneighbrhoods.com

DLANC Outreach & Resource Center 450 S. Main Street- Historic Core
LA CA 90013
Next to Regent Theater and in Gallery Row area.

CITY OF LA- DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL OFFICERS:
J. RUSSELL BROWN, PRESIDENT
BRADY WESTWATER, VICE-PRESIDENT OF ADMINISTRATION
GINNY-MARIE CASE- VICE-PRESIDENT OF OUTREACH AND COMMUNICATION
DAVE BULLOCK, TREASURER
SUSAN TAE, SECRETARY

The public is requested to fill out a "Speaker Card" to address the DLANC Board of Directors (Board) on any item of the agenda prior to
the Committee taking action on an item. Comments from the public on agenda items will be heard only when the respective item is being
considered. Comments from the public on other matters not appearing on the agenda that is within the Board's subject matter jurisdiction
will be heard during the Public Comment period. Public comment is limited to 2 minutes per speaker, unless waived by the presiding
officer of the Board. 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. Sign language interpreters, assistive listening devices, or other auxiliary aids and/or services
may be provided upon request. To ensure availability of services, please make your request at least 3 business days (72 hours) prior
to the meeting you wish to attend by contacting Brady Westwater at 213-804-8396 or e-mail to bradywestwater@gmail.com or J.Russell
Brown 213-999-0379 DLANC.jr2brown@gmail.com

SI REQUIERE SERVICIOS DE TRADUCCION, FAVOR DE NOTIFICAR A LA OFICINA 3 dias de trabajo (72 horas) ANTES DEL EVENTO. SI NECESITA
ASISTENCIA CON

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From the City Clerk's Office

Fri, 09 May 2008 19:53:00 GMT

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Sandra Mendoza <Sandra.Mendoza@lacity.org>
Date: Fri, May 9, 2008 at 10:13 AM
Subject: NC Election Deadline !
To: Sandra Mendoza <Sandra.Mendoza@lacity.org>
Cc: Isaias Cantu <Isaias.Cantu@lacity.org>

Dear Board Members:

Just a quick reminder that the deadline to file for candidacy to appear on the ballot is coming up - you must be a verified candidate by the deadline (meaning all candidates would have submitted all necessary documents to qualify as candidates).

If you or anyone you know is interested in filing but have/has not done so...please encourage folks to file asap.

Deadline: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 5:00 p.m.

You can download the filing forms:
http://cityclerk.lacity.org/election/ncdocs/Region 1_Candidate packet.pdf

Or try the web info page:
http://cityclerk.lacity.org/election/ncdocs/website.pdf

Our fax #:
213.978.0376

Best,

Sandra Mendoza
Project Coordinator
Neighborhood Councils Election Unit

City of Los Angeles
Office of the City Clerk
Elections Division
Piper Technical Center
555 Ramirez Street
Ste. 300, Space 313
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Tel: 213.978.1562
Fax: 213.978.0376

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