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Silver Lake Neighborhood Council agenda, November 4, 2026
On the agenda: The Silver Lake Neighborhood Council's governing board meets Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026, at 7 p.m. at Holy Virgin Mary Orthodox Cathedral. The agenda lists a Community Impact Statement supporting four council files on oil and gas drilling, a "For if Amended" statement on CF 25-0207 asking the City to publish interim housing site data each month, and a proposal asking LADOT for two DASH routes in Silver Lake. It also lists the appointment of a Region 3 board member and two grants and a marketing request totaling $11,100 (our sum). The agenda has 24 items.
Agenda only. As of November 2, 2026, the November 4, 2026 meeting of the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council has not happened yet and nothing on its agenda has been decided. Agendas can change.
| Where | 650 Micheltorena St, Los Angeles, CA 90026 |
|---|---|
| Agenda | Official agenda (posted November 1, 2026) |
| City Council districts | Council District 4, Council District 13 |
VII.a. Oil and gas drilling
- What it asks: A Community Impact Statement “in collective support” of four council files, to be filed on all four: CF 17-0447 on land use codes and oil and gas development, CF 17-0447-S2 on prohibiting new oil and gas drilling, CF 23-0002-S141 on SB 1137 and the oil and gas well prohibition, and CF 25-0600-S105 on renegotiating pipeline franchise agreements and amortizing oil wells. Co-Chair Maebe A. Girl brings it. The agenda links a statement filed on CF 25-0600-S105 in August 2025 (agenda, statement).
- Where the files stand: The Council adopted the CF 17-0447-S2 ordinance at a special meeting on Oct. 28, 2026. The Mayor’s concurrence was returned Oct. 29, and the file lists Nov. 3, 2026 as the ordinance’s effective date (CF 17-0447-S2). CF 25-0600-S105 is assigned to the Energy and Environment Committee, which received a Board of Public Works document dated Feb. 19, 2026 (CF 25-0600-S105). For CF 17-0447 and CF 23-0002-S141, the agenda gives only the titles.
- Neighborhood council positions: North Westwood Neighborhood Council filed statements on CF 25-0600-S105 and CF 17-0447-S2 on Aug. 18, 2025 (CF 25-0600-S105, CF 17-0447-S2).
- Background: The board’s Oct. 7 agenda listed the same statement (revised Oct. 7 agenda).
VII.b. “A Walkable Silver Lake”
- What it asks: Approve CJ Polkinghorne’s “A Walkable Silver Lake” proposal for mobility, commerce and culture, brought by Girl and Polkinghorne. It asks LADOT to add two DASH routes, a Silver Lake Neighborhood Loop and a Connecting the Parks route. If passed, the proposal goes to Council Districts 4 and 13 and LADOT (agenda).
VII.c. Adopt-A-Median at Sunset and Santa Monica
- What it asks: Support the Silver Lake Reservoirs Conservancy’s application for an Adopt-A-Median project on the southwest corner of Sunset and Santa Monica Boulevards. Cyndi Hubach of the Conservancy brings it, with a letter attached (agenda).
VII.d. Interim housing site data
- What it asks: A resolution on carrying out CF 25-0207, asking the City to publish each month, in machine-readable form, the interim housing site data it already receives: site identifier, total beds, beds offline and entry criteria, with no personal information and no address for confidential sites. It also asks for a Community Impact Statement on the file with the position “For if Amended” and the appointment of up to five filers. The Advocates for People Experiencing Homelessness Committee brings it (agenda).
- Who brought the file: Nithya Raman, seconded by Bob Blumenfield and Katy Yaroslavsky. It concerns a Housing Department bureau to oversee the homeless services system (CF 25-0207).
- Where the file stands: The Council approved an amended Budget and Finance Committee report on Aug. 12, 2026, and the file lists the action as final on Aug. 17. The Homelessness and Health Committee heard a verbal update on Oct. 14, 2026, with no action (CF 25-0207).
VII.e. Marketing materials
- Money: The Outreach Committee recommends up to $5,000 for Silver Lake Neighborhood Council branded marketing materials (agenda).
VIII.a. Corazon Club grant
- Money: A $5,000 Neighborhood Purposes Grant to the Micheltorena Elementary School Corazon Club for lunches and hygiene kits for unhoused neighbors (agenda).
VIII.b. Sunset Mobility Plan committee
- What it asks: Form a Sunset Mobility Plan ad hoc committee to coordinate a wider community town hall on the plan, brought by Wells (agenda).
VIII.c. Sakai-Kozawa Residence and Tokio Florist
- What it asks: Approve a letter on the historic Sakai-Kozawa Residence, Tokio Florist and its pole sign, brought by Slater, Cetrone and Plante. The agenda’s text does not include the letter’s contents (agenda).
VIII.d. Target/Dillon fire
- What it asks: Approve a letter from the Urban Design and Preservation Committee on the Target/Dillon fire and residential safety (agenda).
VIII.e. Trees on Sunset Boulevard
- Money: An $1,100 Neighborhood Purposes Grant to plant mostly native trees along a commercial stretch of Sunset Boulevard, brought by the Silver Lake Reservoirs Conservancy (agenda).
Every item
| # | Item | Districts |
|---|---|---|
| VII.a | Statement supporting four council files on oil and gas drilling, including CF 17-0447 | |
| VII.b | "A Walkable Silver Lake" proposal, including two new DASH routes | |
| VII.c | Support the Silver Lake Reservoirs Conservancy's Adopt-A-Median project at Sunset and Santa Monica Boulevards | |
| VII.d | Resolution and "For if Amended" statement asking the City to publish interim housing site data monthly (CF 25-0207) | |
| VII.e | Up to $5,000 for branded marketing materials | |
| VIII.a | $5,000 grant to the Micheltorena Elementary School Corazon Club for lunches and hygiene kits | |
| VIII.b | Form a Sunset Mobility Plan ad hoc committee to plan a town hall | |
| VIII.c | Letter on the historic Sakai-Kozawa Residence, Tokio Florist and pole sign | |
| VIII.d | Letter on the Target/Dillon fire and residential safety | |
| VIII.e | $1,100 grant for mostly native trees along Sunset Boulevard | |
| I | Call to order and board roll call | |
| II | Co-chair welcome | |
| III.a | Approve minutes of the Sept. 2, 2026 meeting | |
| III.b | Approve minutes of the Oct. 7, 2026 meeting | |
| IV | General public comment | |
| V | Government reports | |
| VI.a | Financial picture to date | |
| VI.b | Discussion of Audrey Moyer stepping down as Secretary in January 2027 | |
| VI.c | Appoint a governing board member for Region 3 | |
| VI.d | Approve the 2026-27 budget admin packet with adjusted lines for Wix and Squarespace | |
| VI.e | Reimburse board member Stephanie Fajuri $399.63 for Halloween candy for Bellevue Rec Center | |
| VI.f | Change meeting venues because of the LAUSD permitting process | |
| VII (reports) | Committee reports | |
| VIII (adjournment) | Adjournment |
Council files on other pages
- CF 17-0447-S2: Planning and Land Use Management Committee, Oct. 27 · Los Angeles City Council, Oct. 28 · Los Angeles City Council, Oct. 28 · Silver Lake Neighborhood Council, Sept. 2 · Silver Lake Neighborhood Council, Oct. 7
- CF 23-0002-S141: Silver Lake Neighborhood Council, Sept. 2 · Silver Lake Neighborhood Council, Oct. 7
- CF 25-0600-S105: Silver Lake Neighborhood Council, Sept. 2 · Silver Lake Neighborhood Council, Oct. 7