Michelle Montgomery's additional info about Lorraine Bl below


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From: mimont2 <michele@...>
To: GiLpErsOn2@...
Sent: Fri, 6 Mar 2009 8:56 am
Subject: Re: Neighborhood Suspicious Activity: police uniform



I spoke to the Bel Air Patrol guard who was around yesterday and he said they
caught 4 robbers at a house on S. Lorraine yesterday morning before his shift
started. (Yay!)  I don't know the details or if that's the same story..

The BAP guard also mentioned that robberies have been way up in our area.

Michele Montgomery

--- In LVNA90004@yahoogroups.com, GiLpErsOn2@... wrote:
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> Dear Neighbors,
> This morning's tv news is covering a story about suspicious activity in
Windsor Square involving 2 men dressed as police officers coming to residents'
doors. The men are not police officers. The tv news did not provide details as
to what happened when residents opened their doors. Apparently helicopters are
in the neighborhood surveilling....
> The idea is to not open one's door to anyone who has not identified their
name, purpose, i.d. verified, etc.
> Would anyone with more information please be kind enough to email the
neighbors today?
> Thanks,
> Karen Gilman
> Elmwood Ave.
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Please consider attending the CIty Council District 4 Community Congress for
free dinner and lots of information about what's going on in City Hall.
Free shuttle buses to the LA Zoo event location will be provided from Hollywood
City Hall on Fountain at Wilcox (see flyer and must rsvp to request this) at
approx. 5 or 5:30 p.m. if there's enough response for the shuttle.
CD 4 office for rsvp's and more information: 213-473-7004.



Councilmember Tom LaBonge invites you to the
Council District 4 Community Congress
on the 2009-2010 City Budget
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
6 p.m. (Dinner) 6:30 p.m. (Program)
Witherbee Auditorium
Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens
5333 Zoo Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90027
Dinner and Refreshments will be served.
Please see the attached flier for more details.






-----Original Message-----
From: LaBonge News <LaBonge.News@...>
Sent: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 10:36 am
Subject: Save the Date - Council District 4 Community Congress on March 25th



Councilmember Tom LaBonge invites you to the
Council District 4 Community Congress
on the 2009-2010 City Budget
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
6 p.m. (Dinner) 6:30 p.m. (Program)
Witherbee Auditorium
Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens
5333 Zoo Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90027
Dinner and Refreshments will be served.
Please see the attached flier for more details.


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For the City of Los Angeles 2009-2010 budget,

Which City Services Should Potentially Be Cut?

Which MUST Continue?

What Revenue Sources Should be Tapped?

What Will the Federal Stimulus Package Bring?

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

6 p.m. (Dinner) 6:30 p.m. (Program)

Witherbee Auditorium

Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens

5333 Zoo Drive

Los Angeles, CA 90027

Dinner and Refreshments will be served.

Shuttles will be available from the Hollywood and Toluca Lake

Field offices at 5:30 P.M., if needed.

Please RSVP to (213) 978-2616 or Jeanne.Min@... and state whether you
require
transportation and from where.

Jeanne.Min@... and state whether you require
transportation and from where.

Councilmember Tom LaBonge

invites you to the

Council District 4 Community Congress


-----Original Message-----
From: LaBonge News <LaBonge.News@...>
Sent: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 10:36 am
Subject: Save the Date - Council District 4 Community Congress on March 25th



Councilmember Tom LaBonge invites you to the
Council District 4 Community Congress
on the 2009-2010 City Budget
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
6 p.m. (Dinner) 6:30 p.m. (Program)
Witherbee Auditorium
Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens
5333 Zoo Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90027
Dinner and Refreshments will be served.
Please see the attached flier for more details.


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As anyone who drives or walks northern Van Ness Avenue can tell you, there's
been a spate of very visible, large tagging going on from Elmwood north to
Melrose (not coincidentally also part of the area where a young man was shot to
death several months ago).

HBT and most of the landlords and residents have been on case with paintouts and
repairs and we're working with the remaining property owners to respond and
respond quickly to the tags.  We're also communicating with our Olympic Senior
Lead Officer Joe Pelayo who sent over the following update which contains
valuable information - PLEASE READ:
___________________________________________________________
Good Morning Charlie,

The Olympic gang unit is actively pursuing this.  There was an arrest made of a
gang member link to that crime late Thursday. We are also working closely with
the Hollywood gang unit that patrol the area north of Melrose. Although patience
is running thin amongst the community, I still believe that if we all work
together we eliminate the presence of graffiti in our area.

Thank you for your input.  Please advise your neighbors to report any suspicious
activity immediately to the police.

Off. Joseph Pelayo

____________________________________________________

If you should happen to be out at night and see suspicious activity PLEASE call
the police immediately at 911, the gang units are actively engaged in pursuing
this.

If you see tagging after the fact, PLEASE call 311 so it can be dealt with
promptly, shortcircuiting the tit for tat mess that will result if it's not.

Hey Charlie,

FYI, two of the St Andrews Boys gang were arrested this morning. They were
caught tagging the same locations. Patrol officers responded to a radio call on
Manhattan and Clinton and caught them in the act.

Off. Joseph Pelayo

Anybody have a good recommendation for a bath reglazer in the area.  The
past two attempts to reglaze haven't lasted long so we're looking for a
service that's more durable.

Thanks,
Caitlin

PLEASE CROSSPOST - DO NOT HIT REPLY
CALL JILL AT 917-690-1016 WITH ANY INFORMATION.
Frankie went missing on March 11, 2009 from his home in the Hancock
Park/Hollywood area, but he could be anywhere by now.
His family had recently moved and he was wearing a tag with their old
address and a disconnected number, but they have contacted the people that
now live at their old address.  He is also microchipped and that info is
current.
His family is heartbroken.  Please keep your eyes open for Frankie.


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I hear that my attachment didn't go through for some reason.I'm trying it
again but, should it not go through, Frankie looks like a little French
Bulldog.

On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 8:58 PM, Elise Duran <eliseduran@...> wrote:

> PLEASE CROSSPOST - DO NOT HIT REPLY
> CALL JILL AT 917-690-1016 WITH ANY INFORMATION.
> Frankie went missing on March 11, 2009 from his home in the Hancock
> Park/Hollywood area, but he could be anywhere by now.
> His family had recently moved and he was wearing a tag with their old
> address and a disconnected number, but they have contacted the people that
> now live at their old address.  He is also microchipped and that info is
> current.
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Greetings,
I manage a building for my uncle and we have a vacancy in the upper unit.

Here is the info and if you know of a friend who would like to live in the
neighborhood please forward asap.  I will be posting to Craigslist tomorrow.

I can send photos later this afternoon.

Best,
Lynda


Larchmont Village 2Bedroom/1 Bath Duplex for Lease
$1975 available April 1

Quiet, large upstairs apartment with hardwood floors, high ceilings, vintage
details walking distance to Larchmont Village.  Separate garage and room of
additional car in driveway

Hookup for washer/dryer.  Comes with stove and refrigerator.  Ceiling fans in
each bedroom, A/C in living room.  Bedrooms are carpeted, hall and living room
have hardwood floors.

Charming building with designer details and lush landscaping
Non-smoker only.  Must have great credit, one year lease, small pet considered

Contact Lynda at
lkeeler@...


Lynda Keeler
lynda@...
323.459.4086


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File        : Press release 2009 tour.doc
Description : Complete info on the Historical Society's Tour to Benefit the
Francis Blend School

Hello Everyone,

I wanted to write a quick post to let everyone know that my car was broken into
yesterday at around 2:45pm.  It was parked on the street between Plymouth and
Rosewood.  There were two witnesses that saw a young man about 19 or 20 walk by,
break the window, grab my gps and run off to a car that "looked like a mustang."
They weren't able to get a license plate, but one of the witnesses said that
they had seen this young man walking around the block beforehand casing out all
of the cars to see what people had left on the seats.  One of the witness also
saw someone else that same day jump over a fence on our block.  We called the
police to file a report and the refused to come out even thought my gps had my
home address in it.  I then had to wait 4 1/2 hours to file a report when I was
told, (after calling 6 times and was told to call back) we will call you when we
get a chance.  We are all okay, and no one was injured, but I wanted to let
everyone know as this was quite brazen.

Best,

Gina O'Donnell

Hello Everyone,

I wanted to write a quick post to let everyone know that my car was broken into
yesterday at around 2:45pm.  It was parked on the street between Plymouth and
Rosewood.  There were two witnesses that saw a young man about 19 or 20 walk by,
break the window, grab my gps and run off to a car that "looked like a mustang."
They weren't able to get a license plate, but one of the witnesses said that
they had seen this young man walking around the block beforehand casing out all
of the cars to see what people had left on the seats.  One of the witness also
saw someone else that same day jump over a fence on our block.  We called the
police to file a report and the refused to come out even thought my gps had my
home address in it.  I then had to wait 4 1/2 hours to file a report when I was
told, (after calling 6 times and was told to call back) we will call you when we
get a chance.  We are all okay, and no one was injured, but I wanted to let
everyone know as this was quite brazen.

Best,

Gina O'Donnell

Hi Gina,
Maybe the police did not come out because they have higher priorities
for their limited resources like going after prostitution and drug offenses,
which potentially can bring in revenue for their department as well through
asset confiscation.
The incentives for investigating property theft or even mugging are
little in comparison for LAPD.

Thank you very much for letting people know about such events in the
neighborhood and I am sorry it happened to you. I have been there as well.


Best Regards.
Olivier 213 400 8528
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Hello Everyone,

I wanted to write a quick post to let everyone know that my car was broken into
yesterday at around 2:45pm. It was parked on the street between Plymouth and
Rosewood. There were two witnesses that saw a young man about 19 or 20 walk by,
break the window, grab my gps and run off to a car that "looked like a
mustang." They weren't able to get a license plate, but one of the witnesses
said that they had seen this young man walking around the block beforehand
casing out all of the cars to see what people had left on the seats. One of the
witness also saw someone else that same day jump over a fence on our block. We
called the police to file a report and the refused to come out even thought my
gps had my home address in it. I then had to wait 4 1/2 hours to file a report
when I was told, (after calling 6 times and was told to call back) we will call
you when we get a chance. We are all okay, and no one was injured, but I wanted
to let everyone know as this was qui te brazen.

Best,

Gina O'Donnell



-----End of Gina's message

--
Olivier Schreiber         OSchreiber.ae90@...       Cell 1 213 400 8528

?Larchmont Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)

This is a great idea if any of us can attend tomorrow night (Weds., 4/29) ?--
working in conjunction with our local police station to prepare for emergency.
If disaster strikes, we will literally be on our own for up to 2 weeks. This is
exactly what my dad was going to talk about -- he is part of his local CERT and
also works with the state earthquake preparedness team.



Please forward to neighbors!




-Phoebe

(323) 309-3248 cell

Phoebe Shackeroff?

www.RupertTheSwan.com

www.LastFishingVillage.com

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Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 12:01:22 -0700
From: 31762@...






















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NOTIFICATION





LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT
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Wednesday April 29, 2009

5:30pm

Olympic Community Police Station

1130 Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90006

To conrm you attendance or for additional information, contact:

Mary Lee at the Korean American Federation of Los Angeles (KAFLA)

323-732-0700 / mary.lee@...

Join Us in Kicking-Off the Olympic Community

Emergency Response Team (OCERT)!

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS IS ESSENTIAL!
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File        : Press release 2009 tour.doc
Description : Complete info on the Historical Society's Tour to Benefit the
Francis Blend School

Last night, we had a babysitter watching the kids. We got a call while we were
at dinner that someone was knocking on my side kitchen door (clearly not the
main entry door) for about 1-2 minutes. Babysitter knew not to answer the door,
but my wife and I both found it really odd to have someone knocking at 9:15pm on
a Saturday.

I ended driving back to check out the house and the street, and didn't see
anything suspicious.

We'll called ADT to check out the area, and of course I never saw a patrol car
drive to check our street. They are less and and less effective the longer I
continue to pay. Somewhat Frustrating to be honest.

Anyone else get an odd knocker last night?

Josh

Who is the SLO for the LVNA neighborhood north of Beverly?

Thanks,
Caitlin

Dear LVNA neighbors,
Our neighborhood association is watching this carefully and individuals are
participating in communicating with the City Council. Please read the details
below to become better informed and potentially take action this week.

This is an extremely important issue and if the proposed budget cut proceeds,
neighborhood councils will be virtually crippled.

See Jack Humphreville's letter below.

Karen Gilman
LVNA Secretary




----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Jack Humphreville <Jack@...>
To: Tom LaBonge <labonge@...>
Cc: Jack Humphreville <Jack@...>
Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2009 8:12:17 AM
Subject: News from the Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council

If you agree that the funding for our Neighborhood Council should be at
the level proposed by the Mayor in his budget (a 10% reduction,
consistent with other city departments) and not slashed by 78% as
suggested by selected members of the Budget & Finance Committee of the
City Council who want to silence the Neighborhood Councils, hit REPLY
ALL.?

You can also make comments if you so desire.

Thank you.

Jack Humphreville

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NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL FUNDING CUTS:

The big news for the Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council - and NCs
across the City - this week is the proposal to severely cut Neighborhood
Council funding for the coming year.

The Budget & Finance Committee will be recommending to the City Council
that the NC funding program be reduced to a total of $1M for next year -
which means each NC would receive roughly $11,200 instead of the $45,000
that we have been allocated by the Mayor in his budget, a 10% cut from
the $50,000 we've traditionally been granted.

That level of funding would mean our expenditures next year would be
limited to little more than keeping our organization running...there
would be almost no money to fund the community projects - such as
improvements to Robert Burns Park and the new sensory garden at the
Frances Blend School - that we've been proud to support in recent years.

The Budget and Finance Committee will convene on Tuesday, May 12, 2009
to finalize its complete recommendations to send forward to the City
Council.? The full City Council will then begin holding special meetings
to consider the Committee's budget recommendations on Monday, May 18,
2009.?

This is blatant attempt by certain members of the City Council to
silence the Neighborhood Councils.?

If you wish to express your opposition to these last minute cuts, send
an e mail to our Council Member, Tom LaBonge <
labonge@... >. You can also attend and make a public
comment at the Budget & Finance Committee (Tuesday @ 1 PM at City Hall)
or the City Council (Tuesday @ 10 AM).

If you have any questions, please e mail Jack Humphreville at
jack@....




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Captain Davis of the Wilshire LAPD Station and Captain Blake of the new Olympic
LAPD Station will be the featured speakers at the next Greater Wilshire
Neighborhood Council meeting:

Wednesday May 13, at 7:00 PM

The Wilshire Ebell Clubhouse

743 S Lucerne Blvd ( at the corner of Lucerne and Wilshire Blvd ), parking
available in the lot on Lucerne.

Please come meet your Los Angeles Police Captain and Senior Lead Officers. They
will be speaking on crime prevention and if you have issues you would like them
to address, please email the GWNC at info@...

Other important issues on our agenda include the City Council's proposed 78%
cuts to Neighborhood Council budgets...and unlicensed medical marijuana
dispensaries.

Please forward this email to your block captain list and neighborhood email
lists.


Thank you, GWNC Outreach Committee

Please encourage others to subscribe to this list!  To sign up, send a message
to news-request@... with the word "subscribe" (without the
quotes and with NO other text) in the message body...OR just send a note to
info@... and ask to be subscribed.

Featuring presentations and Q&A with:

LAPD, including information on gang activity in the area!

DWP - dealing with water restrictions

Plus all the usual fun and fabulousness!

P.S. Not that we're vampires or anything but YOUR board needs FRESH BLOOD/YOUR
participation to thrive!

Interested in the health and wellbeing of YOUR neighborhood?  Stressed for time?
Be a Block Captain, the major duties of which are distributing fliers a couple
of times a year (good for your exercise program!) and being part of a phone
tree...

Somewhat MORE interested in helping?  Join the Board!  Reach out to any standing
Board member for more information!

Weirdest thing happened Saturday night/Sunday morning at approx 1:30 am. 
Someone (an approx early 20s man) jumped out of a 1991/92 black Acura Integra
(there were 2-3 other young men (?) in the car) ran halfway up my front walk and
threw a glass Orange Crush soda bottle which had been filled with ketchup
striking my front door.  The broken glass and ketchup aside, the force of the
bottle actually cracked the center panel on the door... you'd be surprised the
damage a soda bottle and condiment mix can do.

I'm completely flummoxed as to why anyone would do this (weirdo offshoot off the
recent gang activity?  Wrong address? Somebody not like the landscaping?) but
want to mention it to everyone in the neighborhood for awareness... keep your
eyes out for suspicious activity.  (I only have many of the details about the
perps because my neighbor across the street was in his driveway and saw the
whole thing.)

I know people have responded directly to one of the LVNA members who posted
looking for SLO information but wanted to post a notice for all here...

East of Plymouth - Joe Pelayo, 31762@..., and phone 213-793-0709
West of Plymouth it's Wilshire Division, SLO is Dave Cordova, email
31646@... and mobile is 213-793-0650

Additionally, we maintain a direct link to the two divisions who cover our
neighborhood under the LINKS heading just to the left, in the blue box.  Those
websites include a great depth of information about LAPD and the local divisions
responsible for our area.

Charlie D

We need your help

The Larchmont Village Neighborhood Association (LVNA) needs to expand the number
of Block Captains asap.  Do you love this neighborhood and want to help preserve
the special nature of our homes and shops? But are you busy and can’t commit
to a large project?  Being a Block Captain is an easy way to participate.

WHAT DOES THE BLOCK CAPTAIN DO?
We need Block Captains to distribute flyers to their neighbors three times a
year for the two meetings and for our summer party.  You are also the point
person for any important neighborhood information.
If you have time you can also create a phone tree, start a neighborhood watch or
participate on the LVNA board.

HOW TO VOLUNTEER?
Please send an email with your block and street to Lynda Keeler,
Lynda@... and I will get you more information.

WHERE DO WE NEED BLOCK CAPTAINS?
Every block could use an additional or new Captain!
So if you want a way to participate let me know and I hope to see you and all of
our neighbors at the May 20th event.

Sincerely,
Lynda

Lynda Keeler
lynda@...
323.459.4086


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LVNA SEMI ANNUAL MEETING
WEDNESDAY MAY 20
7 PM
VAN NESS ELEMENTARY (VAN NESS AT MAPLEWOOD)

On top of all the already announced fun and excitement, we'll be having a
presentation by Robert Fedor, representing the Larchmont Grill and their
proposed upgraded CUP (from beer&wine to full alcohol).

In case you did not receive the printed flyers I've attached one with more
details on this week's meeting.

Best,
Lynda

Lynda Keeler
lynda@...
323.459.4086


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Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the LVNA90004
group.

   File        : /LVNAMay20Flyer.pdf
   Uploaded by : lkeeler <lkeeler@...>
   Description : May 20th 2009 LVNA Meeting Flyer

You can access this file at the URL:
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CRIME ALERT
Notification
LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT
OLYMPIC POLICE STATION
________________________________________________________________________________\
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There has been a recent increase in vehicle theft and theft from motor vehicles
in the area. The most common vehicles being stolen are Hondas and Toyota's. The
most common items being stolen from vehicle are GPS systems, iPods, cell phones,
cameras, purses, wallets, loose change, shopping bags and packages. Please read
the following safety tips, and report any suspicious persons or suspicious
activity to the police immediately.
Secure your vehicle. Lock all your doors and ensure your windows are rolled up.
Park in well lit, high traffic areas whenever possible.
Park in attended parking lot.
If you have a garage, take the time to use the garage rather than parking
outside where your vehicle is more vulnerable. Lock the garage.
If your vehicle is so equipped, utilize alarm and ignition kill switch.
Install a mechanical device that locks the steering wheel, column, or brakes.
Remove ALL visible items from passenger compartment.
Remove any mounts and chargers for electronic items from view.
Take personal items with you, or store in trunk BEFORE you park.
Don't be a victim.
________________________________________________________________________________
(877) ASK-LAPD Olympic Police Station (213) 382-9102 www.lapdonline.org
Approved by: Lt. L. Carranza
Prepared by: Olympic Senior Lead Office (213) 382-9140 Date: 5/22/09

Per Nikki Ezrahi:

Why do we slurry seal street that are in good condition?
Slurry Seal's are applied to street's that are in relatively good condition so
that they last longer. A slurry sealed street will last over 10 years longer
than ones that are not sealed.

Why was there a lack of notice for the work?
Notice is given three days prior to the work being done. There are suppose to be
signs as well as fliers that are placed on doors and cars. I did contact Street
Services and asked that they look in to the notice, or lack there of, with the
supervisors.

Tire marks from drivers that have driven through the seal when wet have left
marks.
I personally saw the evidence of what your neighbor was referring to on my way
home that evening. Again, I have reported Windsor Ave. to Street Services, I'm
not sure how they will address the issue but they are aware. They assured me
that they would not removed the barricades prior to the seal being dried and
that on some occasions people remove the barricades, drive through he seal and
place them back.

Dear Friends and Neighborhood Associations,

Many thanks for your support by writing a letter against granting a?Conditional
Use Permit?for? the sale of Beer and Wine for off-site consumption as well as
against a Condition Use Permit?for a deviation from hours of operation (they're
requesting 24 hours/day!) for the Mobil gas station at the corner of Beverly
Blvd.?and Western Ave.? See link for more information on the public hearing to
be held on Thursday, June 18.

http://cityplanning.lacity.org/MeetingsNHearings/dsp_viewFileDetail.cfm?filename\
=AAAHbZAAFAAAyfeAAb

This letter should be sent (Hard Copy), as well as emailed?to the Zoning
Administrator and emailed to the following parties.? Please be sure to include
the case number on all correspondence.?

?

Case No.? ZA 2008-4276(CUB)

Wilshire Planning Area

Address:? 4605 Beverly Blvd.

?

Larry Friedman, Zoning Administrator

City Hall, City Planning Dept.
200 N. Spring St. Room 763

LA, 90012

?

Larry.Friedman@...

?

Please copy to: Tom Labonge <Tom.Labonge@...>; Doug Mensman
<Doug.Mensman@...>; Nikki Ezhari <nikki.ezhari@...>; Henrietta
Cosentino <henrietta3@...>; pacmva@...

?

The hearing will be Thursday, June 18th at 1PM,

Los Angeles City Hall?, 200 N.?Spring Street, Room 1020. You may request free
parking beneath City Hall by calling Councilman LaBonge's office at
213-485-3337.

?

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

?

Patti

Patricia Carroll

pacmva@...?? - 213 268-3171




-----Original Message-----
From: Patricia Carroll pacmva@...
Subject: Western Mobil Gas Station corner of Beverly and Western No Beer and
Wine - Urgent!!!




Dear Friends and Neighborhood Associations,

Many thanks for your support by writing a letter against granting a?Conditional
Use Permit?for? the sale of Beer and Wine for off-site consumption as well as
against a Condition Use Permit?for a deviation from hours of operation.? See
link for more information on the hearing.

http://cityplanning.lacity.org/MeetingsNHearings/dsp_viewFileDetail.cfm?filename\
=AAAHbZAAFAAAyfeAAb

This letter should be sent (Hard Copy), as well as emailed?to the Zoning
Administrator and emailed to the following parties.? Please be sure to include
the case number on all correspondence.?

?

Case No.? ZA 2008-4276(CUB)

Wilshire Planning Area

Address:? 4605 Beverly Blvd.

?

Larry Friedman ZA

200 N. Spring St. Room 763

LA, 90012

?

Larry.Friedman@...

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Please copy to: Tom Labonge <Tom.Labonge@...>; Doug Mensman
<Doug.Mensman@...>; Nikki Ezhari <nikki.ezhari@...>; Henrietta
Cosentino <henrietta3@...>; pacmva@...

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The hearing will be Thursday, June 18th at 1PM,

Los Angeles City Hall?, 200 N.?Spring Street, Room 1020?

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If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

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Patti

Patricia Carroll

pacmva@...?? - 213 268-3171

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Hi,
Our car was broken into Friday early morning. The drivers side window shattered
and a quick ransack. My sons iPod was stolen while my 100 pound guard dog was
fast asleep! This happened in front of our home on Gower and Rosewood. Just a
heads up there still out there...

Be Safe, Georgea


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