Northridge West Neighborhood Council · Held
Northridge West Neighborhood Council meeting, November 3, 2026
On the agenda: The Northridge West Neighborhood Council's Executive Committee and board were scheduled to meet jointly online on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, at 7 p.m. The agenda listed votes on an in-person board meeting and holiday mixer on Dec. 8, up to $800 for its food, and up to $2,500 for deadwood and brush removal at Limekiln Canyon. It also listed up to $1,400 for a proposed homelessness town hall, a possible statement on Planning filing fees and a pending committee discussion of a statement on interim housing sites. The agenda had 15 items. Minutes were not posted on the council's website as of Nov. 4, 2026.
Agenda only. As of November 4, 2026, minutes for the November 3, 2026 meeting of the Northridge West Neighborhood Council had not been posted. This summary is based on the agenda and does not report what was decided.
| Agenda | Official agenda (posted October 31, 2026) |
|---|---|
| City Council districts | Council District 12 |
The agenda said the meeting would be virtual, under Senate Bill 707 and CF 23-1114. It listed an adjournment by 8:30 p.m.
IV.b. Refreshments for the Dec. 8 meeting and mixer
- What it asked: The agenda asked the board to spend up to $800 on refreshments and tips from the California Pizza Kitchen catering menu. It said the restaurant would provide water and iced tea at no charge, and people who ordered other drinks would pay for them (agenda).
IV.c. Limekiln Canyon deadwood and brush removal
- What it asked: The agenda asked the board to approve up to $2,500 from its Community Improvement Project account for deadwood and brush removal at Limekiln Canyon (agenda).
- Money: The agenda said the money must stay in a council file account set up by Council District 12 for matching. It quoted the Council District 12 office at $5,016 for an eight-person crew for eight hours and $6,270 for 10 hours (agenda).
IV.e. Proposed care facility at 9644 Claire Ave.
- What it said: This item was an update on a proposed 12-bed conversion at 9644 Claire Ave. The agenda said Council District 12 had provided no letters approving the plan and that no plans had been filed with City Planning. It said the facility would also need a license (agenda).
- What’s next: The agenda said homeowners would be updated if the conversion went to City Planning (agenda).
IV.f. Proposed homelessness town hall
- What it asked: The Homelessness Committee proposed a town hall and had contacted other neighborhood councils about partnering. The agenda gave two formats, multiple speakers or Councilmember John Lee alone, and said dates, venue, cost and speakers were not set (agenda).
- Money: The agenda said the board could authorize up to $1,400 and that the event form needed an itemized budget (agenda).
IV.h. Planning filing fees
- What it asked: The agenda described CF 09-0969-S4 as “highly increased filing fees” for stakeholders who oppose housing developments and listed a possible Community Impact Statement (agenda).
- Where the file stands: The Clerk titles the file “Planning Land Use Fees Update / Annual Inflation Adjustment.” It lists approval by the Planning and Land Use Management Committee and concurrence by the Budget and Finance Committee (CF 09-0969-S4).
IV.i. Monthly lists of interim housing sites
- What it asked: The Homeless Committee had a pending request from the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council to support a short statement on CF 25-0207 and CF 26-1347. The agenda said the statement asked the City to publish a monthly list of City-funded interim housing sites with privacy protections (agenda).
Every item
| # | Item | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| IV.b | Spend up to $800 on refreshments and tips for the Dec. 8 meeting and mixer | Not posted yet |
| IV.c | Approve up to $2,500 for deadwood and brush removal at Limekiln Canyon | Not posted yet |
| IV.e | Update on a proposed 12-bed care facility conversion at 9644 Claire Ave. | Not posted yet |
| IV.f | Discuss a proposed homelessness town hall and possibly authorize up to $1,400 | Not posted yet |
| IV.h | Possible Community Impact Statement on Planning filing fees in CF 09-0969-S4 | Not posted yet |
| IV.i | Pending Homeless Committee discussion of a statement on monthly lists of City-funded interim housing sites | Not posted yet |
| I | Call to order and board roll call | Not posted yet |
| II | General public comment | Not posted yet |
| III | Board announcements, including the Oakridge Estate Park update and preparation for the May 1, 2027 election | Not posted yet |
| IV.a | Approve an in-person board meeting and holiday mixer on Dec. 8, 2026 at the California Pizza Kitchen at Northridge Mall | Not posted yet |
| IV.d | Follow-up on the no-objection letter for a wine tasting bar at Northridge Fashion Center, 9301 Tampa Ave. | Not posted yet |
| IV.g | Discuss a path from the upper Estate parking lot at Oakridge Park to the lower lot, using Community Improvement Project funds | Not posted yet |
| IV.j | Ballot Voting Model comments, due Nov. 30, 2026 | Not posted yet |
| IV.k | Follow-up on the Oct. 29 meeting on neighborhood council emergency preparation | Not posted yet |
| V | Adjournment | Not posted yet |
Council files on other pages
- CF 23-1114: Empowerment Congress Central Area Neighborhood Development Council, Oct. 5 · Echo Park Neighborhood Council Executive Committee special meeting, Oct. 12 · Northridge South Neighborhood Council, Oct. 12 · Rampart Village Neighborhood Council Executive Committee meeting, Oct. 12 · Foothill Trails District Neighborhood Council, Oct. 13 · Glassell Park Neighborhood Council, Oct. 13 · Harbor Gateway North Neighborhood Council, Oct. 13 · Hermon Neighborhood Council, Oct. 13 and 33 more
- CF 25-0207: Los Angeles City Council, Aug. 12 · Homelessness and Health Committee, Oct. 14 · Silver Lake Neighborhood Council, Oct. 7 · North Hollywood Northeast Neighborhood Council, Oct. 21 · Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council Executive Committee meeting, Oct. 26 · Echo Park Neighborhood Council, Oct. 27 · Palms Neighborhood Council, Nov. 4 · Silver Lake Neighborhood Council, Nov. 4 and 2 more