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Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council · Held · Special

Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council special meeting, July 28, 2026

July 28, 2026, 6 p.m. · Updated

From the minutes: The Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council's board, at a July 28, 2026 special meeting on Zoom, approved the 2026-27 administrative packet after moving $1,000 from the outreach budget to Neighborhood Purpose Grants, and approved up to $16,230 in yearly operating costs (our sum of 13 line items), according to the council's minutes. It cut the Black Walnut Day co-sponsorship from $350 to $200 and the Neighborhood Council Budget Day contribution from $500 to $250 before passing both. The minutes give no vote counts.

Outcomes for the July 28, 2026 meeting of the Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council come from its posted minutes.

WhereOnline by Zoom
AgendaOfficial agenda (posted July 28, 2026)
MinutesOfficial minutes
City Council districts Council District 1, Council District 14

The council’s minutes are linked from the consent calendar of the Sept. 3 board agenda, which lists them for approval. They do not record who was present and give no vote counts.

12. $350 for Black Walnut Day

  • What it asks: Co-sponsors Takaape’ Waashut Northeast Los Angeles Black Walnut Day, Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., paid from the 2026-27 outreach budget (agenda).
  • Amount: $350 (agenda).
  • What happened: The board amended the amount to $200 without objection, then passed the amended motion on a vote (minutes).

Other votes

  • Administrative packet (item 7): Passed as amended. The amendment, by Clara Solis, cut the outreach budget by $1,000 and raised the Neighborhood Purpose Grant budget by $1,000. The treasurer told the board the packet is a budget framework and that single expenses come back for approval during the year (minutes).
  • Operating costs (item 8): Passed. The 13 line items total up to $16,230, our sum; the largest are $4,320 for storage, $4,260 for Google Workspace and $3,900 for website, mailroom and listserve fees (agenda; minutes).
  • Budget Day (item 9): Amended from $500 to $250, then passed (minutes).
  • Financial officers and card holders (items 10 and 11): Ruby Perez as second signer and Darren Gold as alternate signer, without objection; Kevin Guico and Ruby Perez as bank card holders, on a vote (minutes).
  • May expenditure report (item 5): Passed (minutes).

Every item

#ItemOutcome
12 $350 to co-sponsor Takaape' Waashut Northeast Los Angeles Black Walnut Day on Sept. 5, 2026 Amended to $200 and passed
1 Call to order
2 Roll call
3 Approve the agenda Approved without objection
4 General public comment
5 Consent: May 2026 monthly expenditure report Passed
6 Request for photos and videos for the Joy P. Atkinson NC Excellence Award
7 Approve the updated 2026-27 administrative packet Passed as amended: $1,000 moved from outreach to Neighborhood Purpose Grants
8 Approve up to $16,230 in 2026-27 operating costs, including storage, website, Google Workspace and meeting space Passed
9 $500 for the 2026-27 Neighborhood Council Budget Day Amended to $250 and passed
10 Approve financial officers: Ruby Perez and Darren Gold Approved without objection
11 Approve bank card holders: Kevin Guico and Ruby Perez Passed on a vote
13 New business
14 Adjourn

Previous meeting: July 2, 2026 · Next meeting: August 6, 2026 · All meetings