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North Hollywood West Neighborhood Council meeting, September 9, 2026

September 9, 2026, 6:30 p.m. · Updated October 10, 2026

From the minutes: The North Hollywood West Neighborhood Council's board on Sept. 9, 2026 approved its 2027 election worksheet 9-0, naming the Valley Plaza Branch Library as its polling place, and accepted $1,322.47 in rollover funds 4-0 for general and operational costs, according to minutes posted on the council's website. The July and August expenditure reports each passed 4-0; the minutes say only the four members who had completed the City's 2026-27 funding training could vote on funding items, and that the board reconsidered its initial vote on the July report to confirm eligibility before acting. The July 8 minutes passed 8-0 with one abstention. The Oct. 14 agenda lists the Sept. 9 minutes for approval.

Outcomes for the September 9, 2026 meeting of the North Hollywood West Neighborhood Council come from its posted minutes.

Outcomes below come from the minutes posted on the council’s website, which the board’s Oct. 14 agenda lists for approval. The council’s general board minutes page still listed July 8 as its newest minutes on Oct. 10, 2026. Items are from the agenda.

The minutes record the meeting called to order at 6:31 p.m. and adjourned at about 7:37 p.m., with nine of the ten board members present and Jennifer Rozo absent. No members of the public were present to comment (minutes).

Votes in the minutes:

• Item V.a, July 8 minutes: Passed 8-0 with one abstention (Lorraine Matza), moved by Leslie Ann Myrick-Rose and seconded by Carol Rose.
• Item V.b, July 2026 expenditure report: Passed 4-0, moved by Carol Rose and seconded by Jonathan Rogers. The minutes say that as a funding action only members who had completed the 2026-2027 NC Funding Training could vote, and that “the Board reconsidered its initial vote to confirm eligibility before acting.” They list John Dinkjian, Lorraine Matza, Vicki Corona, Tim Glick and Leslie Ann Myrick-Rose as ineligible because they had not completed the training.
• Item V.c, August 2026 expenditure report: Passed 4-0, moved by Jonathan Rogers and seconded by Carol Rose, with the same five members ineligible.
• Item V.d, 2027 election worksheet: Passed 9-0, moved by Lorraine Matza and seconded by Charles Savinar. The worksheet names the Valley Plaza Branch Library as the polling location with proposed polling hours.
• Item V.e, rollover funds: Passed 4-0, moved by Charles Savinar and seconded by Carol Rose, with the same five members ineligible. The $1,322.47 from the prior fiscal year goes to the current budget under General and Operational Expenditures.

Reports recorded in the minutes: the Council District 2 representative reported two multi-agency encampment operations, one at Atoll Avenue and Leadwell Street that towed 13 vehicles and removed about six tons of material, and one at Ethel Avenue north of Saticoy Street; said the encampment count at Strathern Park West was down from about 40 tents to five; and said LADWP will build stormwater capture systems at Strathern Park North and the Woodside soccer field over about two years and fund two replacement soccer fields. The Mayor’s Office representative reported completion of the North Hollywood Central and North Hollywood West groundwater treatment facilities and the Mayor’s request that the Council restore $2 million for cleaning and securing nuisance properties. The Outreach Committee reported work on a free self-defense demonstration for residents with disabilities and a chess and checker table at Rhodes Park, and added Vicki Corona to the committee. Under board business, Tim Glick discussed accessibility requirements for council documents posted online that take effect in April. The next regular board meeting is Oct. 14, 2026 (minutes).

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