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Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council meeting, August 18, 2026

August 18, 2026, 6:30 p.m. · Updated October 2, 2026

From official records: The Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council's Sept. 15 agenda says the board passed a resolution on noise from Universal Studios Hollywood's Fast & Furious roller coaster unanimously on Aug. 18, 2026. The Aug. 18 agenda also listed the approved 52-unit senior affordable housing project with no parking at 10609-10613 Landale St., with a Planning and Land Use Committee motion opposing it attached, AT&T's proposed landline discontinuance and support for H.R. 6727. Minutes were not on the City agenda index, the council's agendas and documents page or the Sept. 15 agenda as of Oct. 1, 2026, so those outcomes are not known.

As of October 2, 2026, outcomes for the August 18, 2026 meeting of the Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council come from official records posted so far, such as council files, recorded votes and filed statements. Some results may be missing until the full minutes are posted and read.

7.1. Universal Studios roller coaster noise

• What it asks: Consideration of noise mitigation for Universal Studios Hollywood’s Fast & Furious roller coaster. The agenda lists Steve Hampar with the item and gives no motion text (agenda). The council’s supporting documents for the meeting include a resolution dated Aug. 18, 2026 that urges Los Angeles County and Universal to keep the roller coaster from starting regular operations until its noise in nearby neighborhoods is mitigated and compliance with the Universal Studios Specific Plan is shown.
• What happened: The council’s Sept. 15 agenda says the board passed its roller coaster resolution unanimously on Aug. 18. Studio City Neighborhood Council’s board affirmed the resolution 13-1 on Aug. 26 (Studio City draft minutes).

7.2. Senior affordable housing at 10609-10613 Landale St.

• What it asks: The agenda lists the project for consideration with three attachments. One attachment gives the Planning and Land Use Committee’s June 9 motion opposing the six-story, 52-unit, 100% affordable senior project with no parking and supporting appeals and objections. The same attachment says the City approved the project on Oct. 7, 2025, through Expanded Administrative Review and that the approval is not subject to an administrative appeal (agenda).
• Who brought it: The agenda lists Paul Ciszak with the item. The attachment says the Planning and Land Use Committee approved its motion unanimously (agenda).

7.3. AT&T landline discontinuance

• What it asks: Consideration of AT&T’s proposed discontinuance of landline service and federal preemption of California consumer protections. The agenda lists Lee Jamieson with the item (agenda). The council’s supporting documents for the meeting include a resolution dated Aug. 18, 2026 opposing efforts to eliminate or weaken landline telephone service.

7.4. Support for H.R. 6727

• What it asks: Support for H.R. 6727, which the agenda says repeals the Institution for Mental Disease exclusion and removes limits on Medicaid coverage of services in those facilities (agenda).

Next meeting: September 15, 2026 · All meetings