North Hollywood Northeast Neighborhood Council · Held
North Hollywood Northeast Neighborhood Council meeting, September 16, 2026
From official records: The North Hollywood Northeast Neighborhood Council's board voted 10-0, one abstaining, on Sept. 16, 2026, to file 18 Community Impact Statements in support of City Council files, including a community process for renaming Cesar Chavez-named City assets (CF 26-0430), El Niño storm preparation (CF 26-1169), streetlight repair priorities (CF 26-1249) and the amended CERT motion (CF 26-0906-S4), per the statements filed Sept. 23. Other outcomes on the agenda, including up to $1,000 for neighborhood purpose grants, are not known: Sept. 16 minutes were not on the City agenda index or the council's minutes page as of Oct. 1, 2026.
As of October 2, 2026, outcomes for the September 16, 2026 meeting of the North Hollywood Northeast 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.
| Where | Valley Plaza Library, 12311 Vanowen St, North Hollywood, CA 91605 (in person; Zoom livestream for viewing only) |
|---|---|
| Agenda | Official agenda (posted September 13, 2026) |
| City Council districts | Council District 2, Council District 6 |
Outcomes below come from the statements filed on each council file; each records a 10-0 vote with one abstention on Sept. 16. On item 8, an item to vacate an appointed Community Based Organization seat, no outcome is known; the board took no action on the same item on Aug. 19 (Aug. 19 draft minutes).
9. Renaming Cesar Chavez-named City assets (CF 26-0430)
- What it asks: Support the Civil, Human Rights and Equity Department report’s recommendations for a transparent, community-informed process for renaming Cesar Chavez-named assets on CF 26-0430, and ask the Council to apply that process to all future renamings of City-owned assets (agenda).
- Sponsor listed: VP Clark (agenda).
- Council file: Motion by Hernandez, Jurado, Padilla and Rodriguez, seconded by Harris-Dawson and Soto-Martinez; the Council adopted it March 27, 2026, 14-0 with one absent. The Civil + Human Rights and Equity Department’s report, dated Sept. 4, 2026, was referred to the Civil Rights, Immigration, Social Services and Neighborhoods Committee on Sept. 10 (council file).
- What happened: Passed 10-0, one abstaining; “For” statement filed Sept. 23 (CIS).
10.D-T. Seventeen consent-calendar Community Impact Statements
- What it asks: “For” positions on 17 council files. The agenda marks seven of them (10.D to 10.J) as recommended by the Beautification and Public Safety Committee (agenda).
- Council files (mover; seconder; Council vote where the file records one): 26-1199: Rodriguez; seconded by Soto-Martinez. 26-1169: Park; seconded by McOsker. 26-1171: Blumenfield; seconded by Jurado; the Council adopted it Sept. 22, 2026, 13-0 with two absent. 25-1427: Jurado; seconded by Soto-Martinez. 26-1248: Hernandez; seconded by McOsker. 26-1249: Lee; seconded by Blumenfield. 26-1050: Lee; seconded by Hernandez; the Council adopted it as amended Sept. 15, 2026, 14-0 with one absent. 26-1238: McOsker; seconded by Nazarian. 26-1280: Nazarian; seconded by Blumenfield, McOsker and Rodriguez. 26-1293: Rodriguez (the file notes “Jurado for Rodriguez”); seconded by McOsker. 26-1292: Rodriguez (the file notes “Jurado for Rodriguez”); seconded by McOsker. 26-1291: Rodriguez (the file notes “Padilla for Rodriguez”); seconded by McOsker. 26-0570: a Board of Recreation and Park Commissioners report, with no mover; the Council adopted a motion (Jurado, McOsker) to note and file it Aug. 14, 2026, 10-0 with five absent. 26-1170: Padilla; seconded by Park. 26-1058: Rodriguez; seconded by Jurado. 26-0906-S4: Jurado; seconded by Rodriguez; the Council adopted it as amended Aug. 19, 2026, 13-0 with two absent. 26-1097: Jurado; seconded by Lee; the Council adopted it Aug. 18, 2026, 13-0 with two absent.
- What happened: All 17 were filed Sept. 23, each recording a 10-0 vote with one abstention: 26-1199 (whistleblower protections and anonymous reporting for City employees); 26-1169 (El Niño preparation: flooding, alerts, storm drains and hillsides); 26-1171 (opioid settlement funds for unarmed crisis response); 25-1427 (autonomous vehicle safety reporting and data); 26-1248 (Public Works El Niño storm response plans); 26-1249 (a priority system for streetlight repairs); 26-1050 (City tree spacing guidelines); 26-1238 (a timeline and public input for City Charter changes); 26-1280 (the vacant and nuisance property abatement program); 26-1293 (Animal Services facility conditions); 26-1292 (evening and weekend animal shelter hours); 26-1291 (animal shelter security); 26-0570 (buying about 10 acres of Caltrans land for parks); 26-1170 (effects of the Mayor’s Capital Infrastructure Plan on Council-initiated projects); 26-1058 (rules for private paid events in City parks); 26-0906-S4 (the amended CERT motion, now on expanding access to training); 26-1097 (use of City Hall for the Congress of Neighborhoods).
- History: Items 10.P (CF 26-0570), 10.J (CF 26-1050) and 10.T (CF 26-1097) were also on the Aug. 19 consent calendar, on which the board took no action (Aug. 19 draft minutes). On Aug. 19 the board had voted 6-0-1 to oppose the CERT motion (10.S) unless amended (CIS filed Aug. 26).
Every item
| # | Item | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| 9 | Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-0430, a community-informed process for renaming Cesar Chavez-named City assets | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.D | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1199, whistleblower protections and anonymous reporting for City employees | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.E | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1169, El Niño preparation: flooding, alerts, storm drains and hillsides | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.F | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1171, opioid settlement funds for unarmed crisis response | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.G | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 25-1427, autonomous vehicle safety reporting and data | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.H | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1248, Public Works El Niño storm response plans | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.I | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1249, a priority system for streetlight repairs | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.J | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1050, City tree spacing guidelines | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.K | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1238, a timeline and public input for City Charter changes | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.L | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1280, the vacant and nuisance property abatement program | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.M | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1293, Animal Services facility conditions | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.N | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1292, evening and weekend animal shelter hours | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.O | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1291, animal shelter security | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.P | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-0570, buying about 10 acres of Caltrans land for parks | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.Q | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1170, effects of the Mayor's Capital Infrastructure Plan on Council-initiated projects | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.R | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1058, rules for private paid events in City parks | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.S | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-0906-S4, the amended CERT motion, now on expanding access to training | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 10.T | Consent: Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1097, use of City Hall for the Congress of Neighborhoods | CIS filed: support, 10-0-1 (10-0-1) |
| 1 | Call to order and roll call | Not posted yet |
| 2 | Welcome and review of council rules | Not posted yet |
| 3 | LAPD and LAFD reports | Not posted yet |
| 4 | Public comment on items not on the agenda | Not posted yet |
| 5 | UFLAC presentation on LAFD staffing and readiness and Measure FD | Not posted yet |
| 6 | Recognition of the council's 2026 South Valley Neighborhood Council Excellence Award | Not posted yet |
| 7 | Form an ad hoc committee for the council's 25th anniversary | Not posted yet |
| 8 | Possible action to vacate an appointed Community Based Organization board seat | Not posted yet |
| 10.A-C | Consent: July 15 and Aug. 19 minutes and a committee appointment | Not posted yet |
| 11 | Approve the June 2026 monthly expenditure report | Not posted yet |
| 12.A | Accept $1,286.63 in rollover funds | Not posted yet |
| 12.B | Up to $1,000 for neighborhood purpose grants | Not posted yet |
| 12.C | Up to $286.63 for community outreach | Not posted yet |
| 13 | Approve the updated 2026-27 administrative packet | Not posted yet |
| 14-18 | Reports, announcements and adjournment | Not posted yet |