ARROYO SECO NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL (ASNC)
Hermon Local Issues
Committee
Agenda
Monterey Adult Day Health Care Center, 5926 Monterey Road (at Ave. 60),
L.A. 90042
Thursday, September
10, 2009 – 7 p.m.
Spanish translation provided * * Traducción en Español
disponible
I.
Opening remarks
and brief explanation of neighborhood council and Local Issues mandates.
II.
Public comments or announcements regarding non-agenda items, requests
for future agenda items (within the scope of committee’s ability to address), and
greetings/announcements from representatives of local elected officials or City
departments (2 mins. each).
III.
Updates on past Local
Issues requests and actions, as available.
IV.
Announcement of
upcoming vacancy on the ASNC Board of Representatives, open to Hermon
stakeholders – At-Large Recreation, Culture, and the Arts Representative.
Discussion
and possible action on agenda items, as follow:
V.
Request from Hermon Church that the ASNC once again provide funding of up
to $2,000 to cover the cost of materials for the annual community "Harvest
Festival" in October 2009 -- Hermon Community Church representative
VI.
Should Hermon
Local Issues move its regularly scheduled November meeting from the second
Thursday, to a weekend date in the morning hours, and request that the ASNC
provide funding of up to $300 to purchase supplies for a community breakfast or
brunch?
VII.
Adjournment.
ARTICLE VIII (COMMITTEES) There
shall be one Local Issues Committee for each of the [five ASNC] communities . .
. [which] shall include . . . any ASNC member within that same community. [It]
shall report to the Board on matters of local importance at each regular
meeting of the ASNC. (Bylaws)
The purpose of the ASNC [is to]: 1) Provide a forum for discussion and review of ASNC issues
and projects; 2) Engage stakeholders in deliberation and collaboration on
matters affecting the community; 3) Promote participation in City governance
and decision making processes, and to promote greater awareness and utilization
of city services available to (ASNC) stakeholders; 4) Work with other
neighborhood councils, communities and organizations on issues of common
interest; 5) Advocate ASNC issues to government and private agencies, where
there is widespread community agreement; 6) Inform and educate community
stakeholders and residents of forthcoming projects, events, and resources
available to them.