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ARROYO SECO NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL (ASNC)
Public Safety
Committee
Agenda
Fresco Community Market Meeting
Area
5914 Monterey Rd, Los
Angeles, CA 90042
Wed, Jan 19, 2011 –7:00 p.m.
I. Opening
remarks and welcome to membership *
II. Stakeholder comments on
non-agenda items within the scope of committee’s mandate ** (2 mins. ea.).
III. Old Business:
A. Discussion
on exactly what is needed for the ASNC CERT medical kit replacement supplies
(expired shelf-life), and where to purchase an ASNC CERT ez-up canopy using
$500 in funds approved at the Oct 2010 board meeting.
IV. New Business:
A.
New Community Project Funding Request
– Discussion of the following motion:
1. $2500, ASNC
Emergency Supplies Storage Bin – Motion to
allocate up to $2500 in community project funds (Category: Public Safety)
to purchase a 10'x10' emergency supply storage bin (http://www.container.com/containers.html)
similar to that owned by the Silver Lake and Lake Balboa Neighborhood Councils.
Bin would be stored outside behind Hermon Community Church. ASNC's
current emergency supplies, which are stored on the 2nd floor of the church and
the high school, will be transferred into the bin for easier accessibility
after a disaster. [Request Originator: Mark Legassie, Public Safety Cmte Chair]
B. New CERT
Level 1 certification program being offered on Tuesday evenings at 7:00pm, starting
March 15 (Hermon Community Church
Fellowship Center, 5800 Monterey Rd, LA 90042)
C. Northeast LA CERT drill scheduled
for March 2011
D. Next
Public Safety Meeting (TBD).
V. Adjournment.
* The ASNC Public Safety
Committee is open to all Arroyo Seco Neighborhood Council stakeholders
** (from ASNC Bylaws): ART. VIII (COMMITTEES) All committees shall be composed of both board and non-board members.
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.
[Please direct questions about this meeting
announcement to the committee chair at (323) 895-6275; safety@asnc.us]