Westwood Neighborhood Council

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Next Meeting | November 13^th

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Hello Westwood Stakeholders,

We hope you are enjoying the last of our California summer and easing into a beautiful autumn.

We wanted to let you know of three vacancies that we have on our current Neighborhood Council, and invite you to apply for one of these seats.

We have available a Homeowner seat (This is a homeowner that lives anywhere within our WWNC boundaries). You will need to show proof of ownership.
There is also a Renter seat open (This is for anyone who rents within our WWNC boundaries).
And finally, we also have a Business seat open (this is for anyone who owns or works in a business within the WWNC boundaries, or anyone who works remotely from home in a business).

These three seats have been vacated recently due to moving outside of our boundaries, and one person not being able to devote enough time due to work constraints.

We hope interested parties will consider devoting some of their time to help make our community, and it’s voice stronger.

We meet as a board each month on the second Wednesday of the month at 7pm. Our meetings usually run two hours or so. We have many volunteer areas where you may want to serve as well.

If you need additional information, or would like to apply, please send your resume, or letter of interest to: Lchapmangabriel@gmail.com

We look forward to hearing from you and adding you to our amazing roster of involved community members!

Best Regards,

Lisa Chapman
President, Westwood Neighborhood Council

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Creating A Better Future For Westwood

The WWNC (Westwood Neighborhood Council) is a certified advisory board to the City of Los Angeles City Council. We were certified by the city of Los Angeles on January 19, 2010, to represent the community of Westwood, in Los Angeles, California. Our first elections were held on June 26, 2010, and we were officially seated on September 2, 2010. Our second election was held on October 28, 2012. We had our first meeting with our newly elected board on November 14, 2012, where we were sworn in by Councilman Paul Koretz.

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The President’s Message

”I am proud to have served on this Westwood Neighborhood Council since its inception in 2010. This term I am very honored to serve as the president of this amazing organization. We have much to accomplish during the next two years, and we have an intelligent, capable, and diverse council to meet challenges head on during this term.

One of the cornerstones of this council will be to make decisions based on fairness, equality, and transparency. I feel that we, as a council, must hear all sides to any controversy, or action that comes to us for input or approval. We must look at all avenues in determining which is the best course for our community, and how this may affect all stakeholders. This is a difficult balancing act, yet one we should always strive to get right. We have a diverse community, and many differing opinions on what is best for our community. There is not always one right answer. We must perform our due diligence in finding the right solution to improve our wonderful community.

We will be addressing issues of homelessness, which I care deeply about, land use issues, public safety, transportation, development, relations with UCLA and other entities within our boundaries, zoning, outreach, and community involvement and engagement. I hope you will join us in helping to create a better future for Westwood, for all its varied stakeholders. Please join us in our monthly board meetings, and in our various committees. We have something to offer everyone! Come and be a part of it all!
Lisa ChapmanPresident

Make a Difference in Westwood

The WWNC is an elected council within the LA Neighborhood Council system. Our role is to make a difference in Westwood through outreach, grants to non-profits, and representation of our stakeholders to the Los Angeles City Council. We strive to represent the views of our stakeholders who live, work, or own property within our neighborhood boundaries. Let us know about the issues that are important to you on our get involved or contact us pages.