LIVE WEBINAR TODAY, WED. JUNE 7th

Posted on 06/07/2023

 

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7th
Come join the Los Angeles Housing Department’s webinar as we provide an overview of the City’s enhanced renter protections which include when tenants must pay their COVID-19 rental arrears to avoid eviction. The webinar will also provide information on the expansion of “Just Cause” eviction protections to all rental units in the City of Los Angeles, including units not subject to the City’s Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO).

The one-hour webinars include a Q&A session.  The webinars will be presented by LAHD's Rent Stabilization Staff.  The session will be held via Zoom.

Visit https://housing.lacity.org/highlights/renter-protections to learn more about renter protections to view a recorded webinar and read a summary of the rules on eviction, rental arrears, and rent increases.  

Click here to sign up to attend a virtual session:

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Regarding the LAMC 41.18 "no camping" signs

Posted on 06/07/2023

Regarding the LAMC 41.18 "no camping" signs posted at the Venice / Tuller encampment, the MVCC PHS&H Committee leadership learned from discussions with various city representatives familiar with the matter that the City Administrative Office requested the signs be removed as the Special Enforcement Zone of 500 ft extended into Culver City which is beyond the city’s jurisdiction.  As such, LAMC 41.18 could not be legally enforced.  The city intends to repost the signs so that the Special Enforcement Zone is within city limits.  

 

The MVCC PHS&H Committee leadership was further informed that the mayor’s office is well aware of the Venice/Tuller encampment and it is high on the list for proactive housing such as Inside Safe.  There is one larger encampment that needs to be addressed before the Venice/Tuller encampment.  Once housing solutions are available the implementation of LAMC 41.18 at will be re-evaluated accordingly.

Mar Vista Continues to see an uptick in Burglaries in 2023

Posted on 06/07/2023

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Mar Vista continues to see an uptick in burglaries in 2023. 
The most recent ones are as follows:

May 26th at 8 pm  •. 11800 block of Allaseba Dr, garage burglary.  

May 27th at 3 pm  •. 12000 block of Thermo St.  

May 27th at 8 pm  •. 11900 block of Lawler St.

June 1st at 6 PM  •. 3100 block of Purdue Ave.

According to LAPD, these burglaries involve crews of three individuals,
one as the look out while the other two enter the house, usually through the back. 

Pacific Division has formed a special burglary task force to address the increase in burglaries.

If you notice suspicious persons and vehicles, please call the 1877 ASK-LAPD
non-emergency number or if you see a crime in progress, call 911.

The patrol on duty will be notified. If you have video of suspicious persons or vehicles, you may send them to Det. J Twycross at 39624@lapd.online (mailto:39624@lapd.online)

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For non-emergency concerns, contact Senior Lead Officer, Karwon Villery at 310 622-3973 or 38717@lapd.online (mailto:38717@lapd.online).

Mar Vista Neighborhood Assoc Annual Picnic

Posted on 06/07/2023

Mark your calendar for the Mar Vista Neighborhood Association Annual Picnic. All are welcome and you are guaranteed a great time. Meet new friends and your neighbors. 

LA Sanitation will be at Mar Vista Farmers Market on June 25th.

Posted on 06/07/2023

Mark your calendars! LA Sanitation will be at the Mar Vista Farmers Market on June 25th. Visit them and pick up your compost bucket. 

Also, make note! At the Transportation, Infrastructure & Sustainability Committee Meeting, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
, we will have compost buckets to take home.

Youth Advisory Council accepting applications.

Posted on 06/07/2023

We are now accepting applications for our 2023-2024 Youth Advisory Council. The application deadline is Friday, July 7th, 2023 at 5:00 PM.

 

Congressman Ted W. Lieu (D-Los Angeles County) started California's 36th Congressional District's inaugural Youth Advisory Council (YAC) in early 2018. YAC students will meet with a diverse group of peers from their community to discuss issues of importance and consider ways of getting involved locally. The YAC will work directly with staff in Rep. Lieu's office to collaborate on key issues for young people in California's 36th District. Students in 9th through 12th grade that live or attend school in the district are eligible to apply.

Rep. Lieu: "Our district is full of passionate young people who have already dedicated themselves to helping their community and advocating for a better future. Our Youth Advisory Council provides an excellent opportunity for students to talk about issues that matter to them with my Congressional office and find ways to channel their passion into action. I'm looking forward to another great year with our Youth Advisory Council and I encourage all interested students to apply!"

Posted on 05/03/2023

 

Visit this link for more detailed information.

https://www.marvista.org/assets/documents/2/committee644ac8f845c09.pdf

 

Posted on 04/27/2023

 

Visit link for more detailed information

https://www.marvista.org/assets/documents/2/committee644ac8f83ced5.pdf


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