Westside Neighborhood Council · Held

Westside Neighborhood Council meeting, September 10, 2026

September 10, 2026, 6 p.m. · Updated October 2, 2026

From official records: The Westside Neighborhood Council's board agenda for Sept. 10, 2026 had 24 items, including $4,500 in grants and event funding (our sum), four of them to FOWLA and one to the Lange Foundation, a re-vote on the 2026-27 administrative packet with $10,034.88 in rollover funds, and a consent calendar on five council files, among them tree spacing rules and e-bike speed limits on bike paths. The council's motions sheet proposed supporting all five. Minutes were not posted on the City agenda index or in the council's Sept. 10 meeting files as of Oct. 1, 2026, so outcomes are not known.

As of October 2, 2026, outcomes for the September 10, 2026 meeting of the Westside 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.

6.C.1. $1,000 grant to the Lange Foundation

• What it asks: A neighborhood purpose grant to secure the foundation’s outdoor cat area and add cameras (agenda).
• Amount: $1,000 (agenda).

6.C.2. $1,000 for a Palms Park Halloween event

• What it asks: Pay FOWLA for a Halloween event at Palms Park (agenda).
• Amount: $1,000 (agenda).

6.C.5. $1,000 grant for business promotion videos

• What it asks: A neighborhood purpose grant to FOWLA to make short videos promoting businesses in the council’s area (agenda).
• Amount: $1,000 (agenda).

6.C.6. $1,000 grant for sip and paint classes

• What it asks: A neighborhood purpose grant to FOWLA for sip and paint classes at Westwood Plaza (agenda).
• Amount: $1,000 (agenda).

6.C.7. $500 grant for Senior Sweets

• What it asks: A neighborhood purpose grant to FOWLA for Senior Sweets (agenda).
• Amount: $500. Items 6.C.1, 6.C.2 and 6.C.5 to 6.C.7 total $4,500, our sum (agenda).

6.H. Consent calendar on five council files

• What it asks: Positions on CF 26-1202 (a “Vacant to Vibrant” storefront program), CF 26-0002-S27 (windstorm and wildfire recovery in the City’s state legislative program), CF 26-1057 (bicycle and e-bike speed limits on Class I bikeways), CF 26-1050 (tree spacing guidelines) and CF 26-1213 (LADWP energization process). The agenda does not state the positions (agenda). The motions sheet in the council’s meeting files marks each of the five “support.” The sheet heads its CF 26-0002-S27 entry “Illegal fireworks”; the council file is about windstorm and wildfire recovery (motions sheet).
• Who brought it: Joseph Roth (agenda).
• What happened: No Westside Community Impact Statement appeared on any of the five files as of Oct. 1, 2026 (26-1202; 26-0002-S27; 26-1057; 26-1050; 26-1213).

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