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Holmby News 7-3-20

July 3, 2020 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
July 3, 2020

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. L.A. County – What’s Open
2. COVID-19 Cases by Region
3. Report Illegal Fireworks
4. LAPD Crime Report
5. Parking Enforcement Update
6. Traffic Advisory – Sepulveda Closure
7. L.A. Sanitation – What Goes in Each Bin?
8. LAPD Swing Band – Virtual Performance
9. Summer Play LA – Youth Program
10. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
11. Resident Ads
12. HWPOA Contact Information

1. L.A. COUNTY – WHAT’S OPEN

LA County’s Department of Public Health has prepared a helpful list of what’s open (or not) in LA County. Click link below:

What’s Open in LA County

Restaurants and Bars
On July 1, Governor Newsom announced that all bars would be closed immediately in Los Angeles and several other California counties. Indoor dining is no longer allowed in LA County, but restaurants can still offer outdoor dining, delivery, drive-thru, takeout, and curbside service.

Beaches to Close Over Holiday Weekend
LA County’s Department of Public Health (DPH) ordered the temporary closure of LA County beaches. Closures will begin July 3 at 12:01 a.m. through July 6 at 5:00 a.m., to prevent dangerous crowding that results in the spread of deadly COVID-19. In addition to the closure of all public beaches in LA County, the modified Health Order also includes:

The closure of piers, public beach parking lots, beach bike paths (that traverse sanded portions of the beach), and beach access points.
All recreational activities on beaches are prohibited.
Firework shows and events are also prohibited this July 4th holiday weekend.

2. COVID-19 CASES BY REGION

Every day, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health releases updated data tracking the spread of COVID-19 cases throughout the region.

See the data dashboard at:
http://dashboard.publichealth.lacounty.gov/covid19_surveillance_dashboard/.

3. REPORT ILLEGAL FIREWORKS

ALL FIREWORKS ARE ILLEGAL IN LOS ANGELES. We ask you leave the fireworks to the pros and have a safe & happy 4th of July.

To report illegal firework activity:
https://complaint.lacity.org/Complaint/fireworks/

If you need to report people using fireworks, you may also use the MyLA311 app on your smartphone. Only dial 9-1-1 in the event of an emergency, such as a fire or injury.

4. LAPD CRIME REPORT

VEHICLE, STOLEN
Incident #: 200811095
400 BLOCK S MAPLETON DR | 6/23/2020 @ 4:00 PM

E-Policing: http://www.lapdonline.org/e_policing
EMERGENCY: 911
NON-EMERGENCY: 1-877-275-5273
All other City Services: 311
Pete Ojeda, Senior Lead Officer
West L.A. Community Police Station – 1663 Butler Ave.
Office: 310-444-0741
Email: 36393@lapd.online
Website: www.lapdonline.org

5. PARKING ENFORCEMENT UPDATE

Following a motion passed by the Los Angeles City Council, LADOT Parking Enforcement will extend current relaxed parking enforcement categories through July 31 to support Los Angeles residents as they stay safer at home. Relaxed parking rules will be in place through July and are subject to further extension.

LADOT has also extended the deadline for payment on existing parking fines. While residents are encouraged to pay any existing fines if they are able, there will be no increase in fines for failure to pay.

While certain parking regulations are relaxed, others remain enforced to ensure that emergency services and other city functions continue operation. See the link below for full details regarding enforcement:

LADOT Update – Relaxed Parking

6. TRAFFIC ADVISORY – SEPULVEDA CLOSURE

Sepulveda Blvd. (from Mountaingate Dr. to San Diego Fwy. underpass) is scheduled for cold planing beginning Sunday, June 28th through Wednesday, July 1st followed by resurfacing from Sunday, July 5th through Tuesday, July 7th from 8:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.

The public is advised to use Beverly Glen Dr. or other alternate routes due to full closures during scheduled work hours. If you have any questions, please contact Aida Valencia, Tobias Cristales or Orlando Maxwell at 818-756-8651.

7. LA SANITATION – WHAT GOES IN EACH BIN?

Blue is for recycling, green is for yard trimmings, and black is for refuse.

By placing material in the proper bins, you can prevent contamination that occurs when non-recyclable items are discarded in the BLUE bin and when anything other than yard trimmings are placed in the GREEN bin.

Non-recyclable items such as paper or boxes with grease or food residue, treated wood and wood-products, cloth/fabric, and fats/oils/grease in sealed containers belong in your BLACK bin.

Hazardous waste should be stored in a safe place at home, since our SAFE Centers are still closed.

If you have questions, need to request a new bin, or have items that are too large for your bins, please call our 24-hour Customer Care Center at 1-800-773-2489.

8. LAPD SWING BAND – VIRTUAL PERFORMANCE

From the LA Musical Salon at Westwood Library:

As all of you can understand, we’ve had to suspend our 2020 Free Concert Series @ Westwood Library because of the coronavirus lockdowns. We look forward to resuming our Series as soon as we are allowed to do so.

In the meantime, one of the concerts we had to cancel this year was the super-popular Los Angeles Police Department Swing Band’s Independence Day concert.

To help us get over the disappointment, the LAPD Band sent us this fun Zoom concert of John Philip Sousa’s “Stars & Stripes Forever,” which we want to share with you in honor of our country’s birth on the 4th of July. Check it out, and put a smile on your face! Click on the image to go to the video on Youtube.

Have a wonderful 4th! Stay safe and healthy, and we’ll look forward to seeing you all again in person as soon as we can.

9. SUMMER PLAY LA – YOUTH PROGRAM

This summer, the City is providing physical distancing, safe, and fun programs for youth ages 6 to 14 at forty-six LA City Parks. Enroll your child in affordable programming with activities such as non-contact sports, fitness programs, arts and crafts, and more. All programs follow guidance from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and the American Camping Association.

Summer Play LA will run weekly from July 6th through August 14th. The fee varies by location. Please see the attached flyers for more information or visit https://www.laparks.org/SummerPlayLA.

10. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

Ads for plumbers, housekeepers, garage sales, etc. will be posted in the weekly News. Emergency situations such as lost and found pets, traffic alerts and similar situations will be published during the week as received.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

11. RESIDENT ADS

POOL CONTRACTOR

Can anyone recommend a pool designer and builder who can handle a difficult location (difficult access/hillside)? Please contact me at mdroffman@gmail.com. Thank you!

12. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

HOLMBY WESTWOOD PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
P.O. Box 49180
Los Angeles, CA 90049
310-470-1785
Email: hwpoa@aol.com
Web site: www.holmbywestwoodpoa.org
Pay Membership Dues: https://hwpoa.square.site/

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
NEXT MEETING – JULY 14 (Online Video Conference)
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 6-26-20

June 26, 2020 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
June 26, 2020

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. LAPD Crime Report
2. Missing USPS Mail Boxes
3. Senate Bill 1120 – Housing Bill
4. Note from the YMCA
5. Electronic Waste Disposal
6. LADWP – Covid Scam Alert
7. Public Art in Los Angeles
8. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
9. Resident Ads
10. HWPOA Contact Information

1. LAPD CRIME REPORT

BURGLARY FROM VEHICLE
Incident #: 200810802
800 BLOCK WESTHOLME AV | 6/17/2020 @ 10:00 PM

THEFT-GRAND (plain theft-grand) $950.01 & over
Incident #: 200810817
600 BLOCK CLUB VIEW DR | 5/30/2020 @ 4:00 PM

THEFT-GRAND (plain theft-grand) $950.01 & over
Incident #: 200811019
10800 BLOCK LINDBROOK DR | 6/19/2020 @ 7:00 PM

2. MISSING USPS MAIL BOXES

Thank you to everyone who responded with information regarding local mailboxes that were removed from the neighborhood. With the assistance of Congressman Ted Lieu’s office, we have submitted a request to the USPS to replace mailboxes at the following locations:

The corner of Lindbrook and Manning
The corner of Lindbrook and Malcolm

We have not yet received a reply from the USPS but we will keep you informed as we find out more information.

3. SENATE BILL 1120 – HOUSING BILL

SB 1120 is a bill that would allow developers to build accessory dwelling units on single-family lots. SB 1120 aims to build up existing residential neighborhoods, which are largely zoned for single-family housing, by making it easier to split lots and convert homes into duplexes.

The HWPOA Board of Directors voted to oppose this bill. Unfortunately, earlier this week, the State Senate passed the bill and it now awaits a vote in the Assembly before going to the Governor’s desk.

4. NOTE FROM THE YMCA

As part of our yearly charitable donations, the HWPOA Board of Directors recently voted to contribute $500 to the YMCA for use during this pandemic. We just received the following note from Aaron Donahue, Executive Director of the Collins & Katz Family YMCA:

As we continue to navigate these strange times, and the Y cruises toward reopening, I wanted to express my gratitude for HWPOA’s contributions to the Y recently.

Because of you and your outreach to others, the Y has been able to distribute over 5,000 healthy meals to our neighbors. Please check out the photos of the effort below. We anticipate carrying on the effort the next several weeks.

Please help us care for our neighbors, community and Y Family during these difficult times. www.ymcaLA.org/emergencyfund

5. ELECTRONIC WASTE DISPOSAL

Due to Covid-19, all S.A.F.E. Centers will be closed until further notice. All of the Mobile Collection Events have also been postponed.

Please do not place household hazardous materials in the trash or leave them outside of the S.A.F.E. Centers.

E-Waste may be scheduled for curbside collection by calling 1-800-773-2489 or by selecting Electronic Waste in the MyLA311 App.

6. LADWP – COVID SCAM ALERT

Scam Alert! This is NOT an LADWP program. Don’t fall victim to this SCAM! If you believe you’ve been a victim of a utility scam, report it to 1-800-DIAL-DWP.

7. PUBLIC ART IN LOS ANGELES

With most museums still closed, Public Art Is available to all. City Controller Ron Galperin has released a map of 200 sculptures, installations, murals and photos that exist in and on buildings, at parks and elsewhere throughout Los Angeles.

This map, accessible at lacontroller.org/cityart, makes the City’s Public Art database — overseen by the Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA) — available to Angelenos for the first time. Users can navigate the map to see the name of the artwork, its location, the name of the artist(s) and what type of art it is.

Everyone is encouraged to use the maps to discover the public art that already exists in our City parks and on our streets. Not only does public art inspire creativity and enhance neighborhood landscape, it is central to the identity of our Los Angeles communities.

A More Modern Approach to City-Owned Art

8. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

9. RESIDENT ADS

SEEKING HOUSEKEEPER

Maid needed one day a week for general housekeeping including changing sheets and doing the wash.

Please contact swy333@gmail.com with any suggestions. Thank you!

10. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 6-19-20

June 19, 2020 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
June 19, 2020

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. L.A. County – What’s Open
2. USPS Updates – Post Office Mailboxes
3. LAPD Crime Report
4. Metro Service Changes
5. L.A. Homeless Update
6. Metro Purple Line Updates
7. Bicycle Registration
8. Home-Sharing Ordinance – Public Hearing
9. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
10. Resident Ads
11. HWPOA Contact Information

1. L.A. COUNTY – WHAT’S OPEN

LA County’s Department of Public Health has prepared a helpful list of what’s open (or not) in LA County. Click link below:

What’s Open in LA County

The following is a list of the newest locations that are now allowed to reopen:

Cardrooms, satellite wagering facilities
Bars, Winery and Brewery Tasting Rooms
Personal Care Establishments. These establishments include nail salons, tanning salons, esthetician, skin care, and cosmetology services; electrology, body art professionals, tattoo parlors, and piercing shops; and massage therapy (in non-healthcare settings)

Beach Rules

Certain Beach restrictions have been lifted
Link to Frequently Asked Questions

In-Person Dining at Restaurants

The Department of Health has shared the below graphic, as a quick reminder of what to expect when you’re dining in a restaurant:

2. USPS UPDATES – POST OFFICE MAILBOXES

Federal Building Mail Boxes
You may have noticed that there are currently no mailboxes in front of the Federal Building on Wilshire. We have been told that the four collection boxes will be replaced with 1 big collection box. The new collection box is on order and will be installed as soon as it arrives. We do not know if it will be a drive-up mailbox in front of that building.

Westwood Village Post Office
The Village Post office on Westwood and Gayley was closed for about a week due to protesting/civil unrest. The office is open now Monday – Friday 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Missing Neighborhood Mail Box
A resident reported that the local mailbox on the corner of Lindbrook and Manning has been removed. Representatives from Congressman Ted Lieu’s office will be meeting with the USPS on June 24 and will bring up this issue. If you have other concerns that you would like addressed at this meeting, please let us know by Tuesday, June 23.

3. LAPD CRIME REPORT

BURGLARY (entry of structure w/intent to commit theft or a felony)
Incident #: 200810571
900 BLOCK WESTHOLME AV | 5/28/2020 @ 12:00 PM

BURGLARY (entry of structure w/intent to commit theft or a felony)
Incident #: 200810635
10700 BLOCK LINDBROOK DR | 5/27/2020 @ 9:39 AM

4. METRO SERVICE CHANGES

In response to the ongoing reopening of Los Angeles County, Metro is implementing another round of service changes this Sunday, June 21. The changes amount to an 11 percent increase in bus service, including an additional 1,101 trips on 95 different bus lines.

Metro Rail will continue on the same schedules we’ve been running since mid-April.

The new timetables will soon be posted to metro.net. There are also reductions in service on some bus lines and route adjustments on others.

In May, Metro announced it would use a four-phase plan for restoring bus and rail service. Under the plan, we’ll be ramping up bus and rail service between now and early 2021 — the changes this Sunday are phase one. The idea is to match our service levels with actual and expected ridership and the need to maintain physical distancing on our buses and trains as well as more cleaning.

5. L.A. HOMELESS UPDATE

From City Councilmember Paul Koretz:

The Los Angeles Homeless 2020 Count was released this week, which showed that in Council District 5, we’ve unfortunately seen a rise of 19% in overall persons experiencing homelessness to a total of 1,205 including both sheltered and unsheltered people. Rising rents and a shortage of affordable housing are a major driving force of increased homelessness. The number of individuals falling into homelessness continues to outpace the number being sheltered. And we know that the current pandemic and resulting economic collapse are going to make homelessness worse.

Within the financial constraints we face and the relative unavailability of land usable for shelter and permanent affordable housing, there have been serious constraints on what can be done. In our district, there are two HHH supportive housing projects working their way through the approval process and a new “A Bridge Home” shelter facility just opening for homeless families.

In the short term, we’re housing several hundred at-risk-for-COVID-19 individuals experiencing homelessness at the Cheviot Hills and Westwood Recreation Centers, and a couple hundred more at three Project Roomkey hotels in the district. Additionally you may have heard about the “LA Alliance” federal lawsuit that looks like it will force the City to find shelter for, in the short term, people camping near freeways or under freeway overpasses. The same constraints CD5 faces in finding or creating housing also hold true for the court orders that will result from this lawsuit. Federal Judge David Carter is insisting that each Council office find space for these folks within their own districts, which will be a huge challenge for us.

6. METRO PURPLE LINE UPDATES

Section 3 Quarterly Construction Update
Community Meeting – June 18

A few updates from this week’s meeting include:

Surveys and monitoring along the tunnel alignment,
Soundwall construction for the Westwood/UCLA staging yard,
Shuttle service for the VA Hospital during construction,
Electrical system upgrades to power the tunnel boring machines, and more.

Construction in Beverly Hills – 7 months ahead of schedule
From the Los Angeles Business Journal:
“Call it an unanticipated silver lining of the Covid-19 pandemic: Construction of the Metro Purple Line extension’s station in the heart of Beverly Hills is now running about seven months ahead of schedule…..”

Read the entire article at https://labusinessjournal.com/news/2020/jun/01/purple-line-on-track-ahead-schedule-lockdown/

7. BICYCLE REGISTRATION

From West LAPD:

YOU can help LAPD recover your bike! Register at www.bikeindex.org today. It’s simple, secure and free!

8. HOME-SHARING ORDINANCE – PUBLIC HEARING

On Thursday, July 9, City Planning will hold a staff public hearing for the proposed Amendment to the Home-Sharing Ordinance (Case No. CPC-2020-2762-CA). Details on how to join the meeting are provided in the revised hearing notice, now available online.

From 5:30 to 6 p.m., staff will provide a brief presentation, followed by a public hearing during which all interested parties will be provided an opportunity to make public comment for the record. No decision will be made during the hearing. Testimony received will be incorporated into the staff recommendation report that will be presented to the City Planning Commission for recommendation later this summer.

As a reminder, a fact sheet containing an overview of the ordinance, background information, and answers to frequently-asked questions is available online. In addition, members of the public may also submit written comments or questions to cally.hardy@lacity.org prior to July 10, 2020. After that date, written comments should be provided to the City Planning Commission at cpc@lacity.org. The proposed amendment is tentatively scheduled for consideration by the City Planning Commission on Thursday, August 13, 2020.

9. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

10. RESIDENT ADS

HOUSEKEEPER AVAILABLE

Mariela has worked for us for over 5 years and is looking for additional days/hours.

In addition to doing an excellent job cleaning, Mariela:

Cooks
Drives
Speaks English
Shops
Babysits
Gardens

She is honest, hard working, and reliable.

Please call or text Mariela at: 213-200-2288

Excellent references available

11. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 6-12-20

June 12, 2020 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
June 12, 2020

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. L.A. County – What’s Open
2. DMV – Drivers License Extensions
3. Westwood Neighborhood Council
4. Support Local Businesses
5. Metro Purple Line – Construction Update
6. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
7. Resident Ads
8. HWPOA Contact Information

1. L.A. COUNTY – WHAT’S OPEN

LA County’s Department of Public Health has prepared a helpful list of what’s open (or not) in LA County. Click link below:

What’s Open in LA County

The following is a list of the newest locations that are now allowed to reopen:

Gyms and fitness facilities
Professional sports without live audiences
Day camps
Museums, galleries, zoos and aquariums
Campgrounds, RV parks and outdoor recreation
Music, film and television production
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals for tourism and individual travel

Note – Physical distancing requirements, cloth face coverings and other safety protocols must be observed.

2. DMV – DRIVERS LICENSE EXTENSIONS

The California Department of Motor Vehicles is offering additional extensions to noncommercial driver licenses and permits so Californians can delay or avoid a DMV office visit during the COVID-19 pandemic. The DMV has alerted California law enforcement of the new extensions. Californians with a suspended license are not eligible. Click here for more information.

3. WESTWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL

Neighborhood Councils are the closest form of government to the people. They are advisory bodies, who advocate for their communities with City Hall on important issues like development, homelessness, and emergency preparedness. Neighborhood Councils are part of the Los Angeles City government, and have annual budgets funded by taxpayer dollars. Neighborhood Council board members are City officials who are elected by the members of their local communities, but they donate their time as volunteers. The Neighborhood Council system was established in 1999 as a way of ensuring that the City government remains responsive to the different needs and lifestyles of Los Angeles’ rich variety of communities. There are currently 99 Neighborhood Councils in Los Angeles, each serving about 40,000 people.

The Westwood Neighborhood Council on which I serve as Vice President is granted $42,000 per year. Some councils spend their money on office rent, supplies, street banners, and outreach in their area. Our council gives our grant money to non-profits within our community, year after year. We believe this will help to make a difference in Westwood.

I wanted to let you know that last week, we awarded our grants to the following non-profits:

$5,000 to Warner Avenue Foundation at Warner Ave. Elementary School
$5,000 to West Los Angeles Little League (baseball)
$5,000 to Westwood Transitional Village (Salvation Army) for their child care facility
$5,000 to Emerson Arts & Education Foundation at Emerson Middle School
$5,000 to Fairburn Youth Association at Fairburn Ave. Elementary School
$5,000 to Friends of Westwood Library
$5,000 to the Los Angeles Conservancy for Westwood Preservation (pending)
$2,500 to Parents, Educators/Teachers & Students in Action (PESA)

The Westwood Neighborhood Council is very proud of the work they have done in the community for many years. We met at Belmont Village Senior Living on Wilshire at Warner but due to COVID-19, we are meeting on Zoom.

Sandy Brown

4. SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES

Here are a few local business that have recently reopened and would appreciate your support:

Oakley’s Barber Shop
Oakley’s Barber Shop, the oldest business in Westwood Village is now open for business after nearly a 3 month hiatus. All services are by appointment only – no walk-ins. 10 to 5:30 pm, 7 days a week. Clinton Schudy, longtime owner, invites you to “reclaim that great feeling of being freshly cut, stylishly coiffed, handsome, attractive, and confident.” Call Oakley’s at (310) 208-6559 or (310) 208-9681 to schedule an appointment.

Mary & Robbs Westwood Café – Open for Dine-In
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
We have been serving you for over 40 years and two weeks ago we re-opened for Dine-In service. We have implemented ALL of the 10 page on-site dining Protocol required by the County Public Health Department for safe dining. We have gone through a lot of work to insure a pleasant dining experience and provide the same high quality of food you expect from Mary & Robbs,

We need your support & patronage to be able to continue to stay open. We are open for:

Breakfast – Lunch – Dinner
9 AM to 7 Pm Monday to Friday
Saturdays from 9 AM to 2:30 PM
We hope to return to normal extended hours shortly

Warm Regards,
David Hekmat
Owner, Mary & Robbs Westwood Cafe

Sarah Leonard Fine Jewelry
We’re Open! Schedule an appointment:

5. METRO PURPLE LINE – CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

Please join Metro for a monthly construction update webinar.

This lunchtime webinar is for stakeholders interested in Metro Purple Line Extension Section 3 construction for the Westwood/UCLA and Westwood/VA Hospital Stations. A panel will share construction updates and be ready to answer any questions you may have.

Live Webinar Date
Thursday, June 18

Live Webinar Time
12pm to 1pm (PST)

The meeting will take place online:
https://bit.ly/3e0X6Wf

What to Expect
This meeting will cover the following topics:

Tunnel Boring Machine Art and Naming Contest
Westwood/UCLA Station Update
- - Advance Utility Relocation (AUR)
  - Lot 36 Soundwall Construction
Westwood/VA Hospital Station Update
- - Advance Utility Relocation (AUR) Station and
  - Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) Power Connection
#EatShopPlay #BeverlyHills
Business Interruption Fund (BIF)

6. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

7. RESIDENT ADS

TECH ASSISTANCE FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

I provide remote, patient, gentle, tech assistance for senior citizens. I can help explain and set up Wi-Fi, email, video call applications like Zoom, document or photo management, and give guidance and assistance with things like device setup, maintenance, and cyber-security.

I am studying Computer Science at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), but I am back home in Westwood for the summer. I charge an hourly rate of $20.

If you are interested, you can reach me at 310-467-6356 by call or text or email me at blakerische@gmail.com. I am available from 9am-5pm Monday-Saturday.

–Blake Rische

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TREE REMOVAL

I need recommendations for a great tree removal group. It’s a big job on Loring Avenue. If you have any recommendations, please let me know ASAP. Thank you!

Jo-Ann
ohjoey485@icloud.com

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HOUSE SITTER / PET SITTER AVAILABLE

I am an international educator who formerly lived in Los Angeles for 25 years before moving abroad. My available dates are July 18-August 5 to house sit/pet sit.

I am happy to take care of plants, a pool, bring in mail and take care of any tasks needed. I regularly housesit for a friend in Beverly Hills and she is happy to serve as a reference. I can be reached at rho220@yahoo.com.

Thank you,
Rhonda

8. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 6-5-20

June 5, 2020 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
June 5, 2020

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. HWPOA Board Meeting – Video Conference
2. Planned Protest at Federal Bldg. – Saturday
3. L.A. County – What’s Open
4. Updates from LAPD
5. Cleanup after Protests
6. UCLA Virtual Summer Camps
7. U.S. Census 2020 – Please Respond
8. Trash Bin Usage
9. HWPOA Contact Information

1. HWPOA BOARD MEETING – VIDEO CONFERENCE

On Tuesday, June 9 at 7:30 PM, the HWPOA Board of Directors will hold its monthly meeting. Due to social distancing restrictions, the meeting will be a video-conference held online via Zoom. Please click here to see the agenda.

Members of the community are welcome to join the Zoom call. Please let us know if you plan to attend and we will send you the link to access the video-conference. Email Dana at hwpoa@aol.com.

2. PLANNED PROTEST AT FEDERAL BLDG. – SATURDAY

A protest is scheduled tomorrow, Saturday, June 6th at the Wilshire Federal Building from 2PM – 4PM.

Councilmember Koretz and the LAPD are aware of the upcoming protest and have been asked to take appropriate safety and security precautions.

3. L.A. COUNTY – WHAT’S OPEN

LA County’s Department of Public Health has prepared a helpful list of what’s open (or not) in LA County. Click link below:

What’s Open in LA County

Note – Physical distancing requirements, cloth face coverings and other safety protocols must be observed.

4. UPDATES FROM LAPD

BURGLARY (entry of structure w/intent to commit theft or a felony)
Incident #: 200810017
10700 BLOCK WEYBURN AV | 5/27/2020 @ 4:00 PM

NEW SENIOR LEAD OFFICER
As some of you may know, our long-time LAPD Senior Lead Officer Chris Ragsdale is retiring. Our new LAPD SLO is Officer Pete Ojeda. His contact info is below:

Senior Lead Officer Pete Ojeda
Basic Car Area 8A29
LAPD – West Los Angeles Division
1663 Butler Ave.
Los Angeles Ca. 90025
Office: 310-444-0741
Email: 36393@lapd.online

REPORTING SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
LAPD has asked that if you are in a business district and witness a significantly unusual circumstance — such as two or more cars together driving at a slow pace and seemingly scouting an area — please carefully and safely make note of license plates and if possible, take a photo, and email to Westwood Senior Lead Officer Pete Ojeda at 36393@lapd.online.

Obviously, if you feel the matter is urgent or are witnessing a crime in progress, call 9-1-1.

In terms of rumors or social media posts: Please only send the LAPD information that is actionable, such as the original media post or statements from individuals where there is a name or address to track down. If something is a social media post that has been REPOSTED, please track down the original post before sending to the LAPD.

5. CLEANUP AFTER PROTESTS

From L.A. Dept. of Sanitation:

Dear Angelenos,

We are humbled and touched by the outpouring of support for our cleanup efforts. Thank you! While we aren’t seeking volunteers at this time, we do need your help to report WHERE our cleanup services are needed after the weekend demonstrations.

Please call our 24-hour Customer Care Center at 1-800-773-2489 with specific locations/addresses. Alternatively, you can use the MyLA311 app or go online at https://myla311.lacity.org to report locations and post photos.

6. UCLA VIRTUAL SUMMER CAMPS

UCLA Recreation Youth Programs is excited to bring your little bruins a Virtual Summer Camp with options for take home camp supply kits!

Weekly four day camps for kids ages 5-10 years old.
Small staff to camper ratio in each camp for a more personalized experience
Camp Supply Kits – available for on campus curbside pick-up
Themed & CBK Online Camps
Weekly Four Day Camps
Bonus Friday Programming

CAMPS BEGIN JUNE 22

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!

Click here for more information

7. U.S. CENSUS 2020 – PLEASE RESPOND

Completing the Census is Vital to our Community’s Future

The Census is more than a population count, it’s an opportunity to shape our community’s future. Please help ensure a complete and accurate count, visit the Census link here to respond:

2020census.gov

8. TRASH BIN USAGE

A homeowner on Lindbrook reported that a woman driving a white Range Rover has been driving around the neighborhood and dumping her garbage into other people’s trash bins. If you have more garbage than will fit in your bins, please ask your neighbors if you may utilize their bins or call L.A. Sanitation at 1-800-773-2489 to request service. Thank you.

9. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm at Belmont Village (10475 Wilshire Blvd.). Please confirm prior to attending.

UPDATE – Protest in Westwood & Curfew

May 31, 2020 hwpoa@aol.com

Planned Protest in Westwood – Monday

HWPOA has been informed that the planned protest beginning at the Wilshire Federal Building has changed its start time to 2:00 PM on Monday, June 1, 2020.

Please avoid Westwood and the surrounding area and use caution for your commute and errands.

Curfew

The County and City of Los Angeles have instituted a curfew again tonight (Sunday) beginning at 6:00 p.m. until 6 a.m. on Monday morning. The curfew requires people within the City of Los Angeles to stay indoors tonight.

Message from LAPD

We received the following information from the Brentwood Homeowners Assoc. (BHA). Members of the BHA spoke Sunday evening to Captain Tom of WLAPD:

The National Guard has been deployed to Century City Mall and Westwood Village.
Officers are in the field chasing what Captain Tom described as “professional criminals looking for opportunities,” and LAPD is overwhelmed. Because of this deployment, a minimum number of officers are answering 911 calls.

Please Stay Safe

Homeowners should secure their homes and lock cars, as always. Everyone should take the curfew seriously and remember they are safest in their homes.

Planned Protest in Westwood & Curfew

May 30, 2020 hwpoa@aol.com

Planned Protest in Westwood – Monday

HWPOA has been informed of a planned protest beginning at the Wilshire Federal Building beginning at 4:00 PM on Monday, June 1, 2020. We do not know who organized the protest or how many people are expected to participate.

Curfew in Downtown LA

In addition, Mayor Garcetti just announced the following:

We will always protect free speech and Angelenos’ right to live without fear of violence or vandalism. To increase safety for demonstrators, law enforcement and all citizens of Los Angeles, we are putting a curfew in place from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Currently, the curfew will apply to downtown Los Angeles between the 110 fwy on the west, Alameda on the east, and 10 fwy on the south, and 101 fwy on the north between 8 p.m. and 5:30 a.m.

Please Stay Safe

Based on current events in Los Angeles and around the country, we urge you to take appropriate cautions in this time of unrest.

Holmby News 5-29-20

May 29, 2020 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
May 29, 2020

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. Congratulations to the Class of 2020
2. LA County – What’s Open
3. Wear a Face Covering – Please!
4. LAPD Crime Report
5. Restaurant Recommendations
6. The YMCA Needs Your Help
7. Activities & Things to Do
8. HWPOA Contact Information

1. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2020

HWPOA would like to congratulate
the Graduates of the Class of 2020!

Best wishes to all of you as you move on to a new and exciting chapter in your life. Please know that we are cheering you on!

Colin Horn
Graduating from Wildwood School
Headed to William & Mary

Matt Walley
Graduating from Crossroads School
Headed to Rhode Island School of Design

Emily Glenn
Graduating from Palisades High School
Headed to University of Illinois

Brooke Akka
Graduating from Paul Revere Middle School

Jared Akka
Graduating from Paul Revere Middle School

2. L.A. COUNTY – WHAT’S OPEN

Earlier this week, LA County announced a new Health Officer Order that allows for the resumption of faith-based services, in-store shopping at low-risk retail stores, drive-in movies and other recreational activities.

This does NOT yet include personal services like hair salons, nail salons, and barbershops. It also does NOT yet allow for dine-in services at restaurants.

LA County’s Department of Public Health has prepared a helpful list of what’s open (or not) in LA County. Click link below:

What’s Open in LA County

Note – Physical distancing requirements, cloth face coverings and other safety protocols must be observed.

3. WEAR A FACE COVERING – PLEASE!

The most important way to make sure things continue to improve is for everyone to strictly adhere to the City’s face covering rules when they leave their homes and will be near other people. It is the single most important barrier to aid in the fight against COVID-19. Wearing a mask is even more important as retail and business restrictions are gradually eased.

The future of our collective health and well-being is up to all of us. Stay safe, stay home as much as possible, and wear your mask when you leave your home.

Sincerely,
City Councilmember Paul Koretz

4. LAPD CRIME REPORT

BICYCLE – STOLEN
Incident #: 200809914
WEYBURN AV & HILGARD AV | 5/24/2020 @ 5:00 PM

BURGLARY FROM VEHICLE
Incident #: 200809864
10400 BLOCK LINDBROOK DR | 5/23/2020 @ 11:50 PM

THEFT-GRAND (plain theft-grand) $950.01 & over
Incident #: 200809953
500 BLOCK HILGARD AV | 5/14/2020 @ 6:00 PM

THEFT-GRAND (plain theft-grand) $950.01 & over
Incident #: 200809802
800 BLOCK MANNING AV | 5/14/2020 @ 5:10 PM

5. RESTAURANT RECOMMENDATIONS

Neighborhood residents have sent us the following restaurant recommendations for takeout and delivery. If you would like to recommend a local restaurant, please send your comments to hwpoa@aol.com.

La Bruschetta – Family owned, delicious Italian fare and reasonably priced.
Westwood Thai Cafe – Large menu. Food is tasty with large portions. Not as hot as real Thai but good and inexpensive.
Toranj Restaurant on Lindbrook – Mediterranean. As good as any Persian restaurant in the area. Inexpensive.
House of Meatballs on Gayley – Great tofu balls in marinara and Spaghetti Bolognese. Caesar salad is good too.

6. THE YMCA NEEDS YOUR HELP

Dear HW Neighbors,

With this unprecedented health crisis, the YMCA (located on Westgate at Uni Hi School) has been “forced to pivot in ways in which we have not planned.” Since its’ mission is to help others, they are providing showers, towels, food, water, clothing and other necessities to the most vulnerable neighbors. They have asked for both financial help for administrative costs to maintain the program, as well as the continued purchase of items. Our HWPOA Board of Directors recently voted to contribute $500. as part of our yearly charitable donations to the YMCA for use during this pandemic. Comstock Hills HOA also contributed the same and Westwood HOA will be asking board members to join in.

I have attached both letters received from the Y in the event that you or your family would like to help.

If you have questions, please contact us at hwpoa@aol.com or (310) 470-1785.

Thank you. Please stay safe, wear a mask, and continue to social distance.

Sandy Brown, HWPOA President

7. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

Truth, Lies & Propaganda: How Disinformation Will Infect the 2020 Elections – Tuesday, June 2, 5:00 p.m. (Online). Presented by the Hammer Forum. How will the upcoming 2020 elections be impacted by information warfare? Loyola Law School professor Jessica Levinson moderates an online panel. Click here for more information.

Livestreams & Virtual Concerts – As the nation adjusts to the new reality of life under self-quarantine in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, a number of artists and musical institutions are taking the show online to share some musical joy during these trying times. With venues and bars shut down from coast-to-coast, here’s your guide to the best livestreamed music content right now.

Billboard – Livestreams & Virtual Concerts

8. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
NEXT MEETING – JUNE 9 (Online Video Conference)
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm. Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 5-22-20

May 22, 2020 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
May 22, 2020

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. Face Coverings
2. Parks & Rec. – What’s Open
3. Skateboarders Trespassing
4. Honoring 2020 Graduates
5. Restaurant Recommendations
6. LADWP – Phone Scam Alert
7. Survey – City Communications
8. Activities & Things to Do
9. HWPOA Contact Information

1. FACE COVERINGS

Angelenos are required to wear face coverings outside their homes. Visit Coronavirus.LACity.org/FaceCovering for more details, including exceptions for small children or those with disabilities.

PLEASE NOTE – Face coverings should be worn properly, which means from the bridge of your nose to under your chin. See chart below for additional guidance.

2. PARKS & REC. – WHAT’S OPEN

For the most up-to-date information from the Parks & Rec. Dept., please click here.

3. SKATEBOARDERS TRESPASSING

A homeowner on Weyburn Ave. reported the following incident:

On Wednesday, May 13 at 6:30 two men cased our property, taking pictures and then one came up the side yard. I confronted him and he said he is looking for good skate boarding. I told him to leave and called the police. I filed a trespassing report. A police detective said that skate boarders are out and trespassing other people’s homes in our area. The silver midsize car they were driving had Texas license plates GSN 5438. If you see these approximately 30 yr old men, call Det. Davis 310-444-1522.

4. HONORING 2020 GRADUATES

With so many graduation ceremonies and events canceled this year, HWPOA would like to honor and celebrate the 2020 graduates in our neighborhood. If you have a graduate in your family (high school, middle school, college, elementary school, etc.) please let us know who they are. We will recognize them in an upcoming edition of the Holmby News.

If you would like your graduate to be included, please send an email to hwpoa@aol.com with the following information (or as much of it as you would like to share):

Graduate’s name (or just first name if you wish)
One photo (jpeg) of the Graduate
School and grade level
What’s next – College/major, next school, etc.

The deadline for submissions is Thursday, May 28.

5. RESTAURANT RECOMMENDATIONS

Our neighbors in Westwood Hills have put together a list of restaurant recommendations for takeout and delivery. Some of the recommendations are listed below.

If you would like to recommend a restaurant, please send your comments to hwpoa@aol.com.

Pomodoro Bistro on Westwood Bl. has long been a family favorite
The Nosh in Beverly Hills
Churros Calientes – really good, independent local restaurant
Tuscan Son (Santa Monica Blvd., across from the Mormon Temple). Their pasta is very good and they have a terrific bakery.
Clementine near Century City. Very good chicken pot pie and meatloaf.

6. LADWP – PHONE SCAM ALERT

Scams continue to be on the rise. Don’t fall victim to these impostors. We have suspended disconnections for non-payment at this time and will NEVER call and threaten to shut-off your water and power service over the phone.

Stay alert!

7. SURVEY – CITY COMMUNICATIONS

Dear Neighbors:

The COVID-19 pandemic has shown us all how important information sharing is in our communities. It’s how we learn what services are available, who is providing them and, now, what parts of our economy and society are reopening. But communication is too often a one-way street.

I want to change that and hear from you about the information you receive from the government of the City of Los Angeles and what local issues spark your interest. Please take this brief survey and forward it to your friends: https://bit.ly/2XhKjIb.

Your responses will help improve the way we communicate with you.

Be well and stay safe!

RON GALPERIN
L.A. Controller

8. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO

Hammer at Home – The Hammer Museum is offering a variety of programs to engage the public while they are closed. Some of the programs include:

Hammer Forum: Workers’ Rights During a Pandemic
Lunchtime Art Talks
Mindful Awareness Meditation

For more information, please click here:
Hammer at Home

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100 Fun Things to Do at Home – Travel + Leisure has compiled a list of tons of fun things to do at home for the entire family during your coronavirus quarantine. Ideas include:

Take a virtual trip at home
Go virtual sightseeing around the world
Things to do at home with kids

For more information, please click here:
Travel + Leisure – Fun things to do at home

9. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm at Belmont Village (10475 Wilshire Blvd.). Please confirm prior to attending.

Holmby News 5-15-20

May 15, 2020 hwpoa@aol.com

HOLMBY NEWS
May 15, 2020

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1. COVID-19 Updates
2. HWPOA’s July 4th Event – Canceled
3. Holmby Park – Dogs Off-Leash
4. Honoring 2020 Graduates
5. Support Local Restaurants
6. Hazardous & Electronic Waste Disposal
7. Blood Donations Needed
8. HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
9. Resident Ads
10. HWPOA Contact Information

1. COVID-19 UPDATES

LETTER FROM PAUL KORETZ
City Councilmember Paul Koretz is asking everyone to continue to observe the Stay-at-Home Order and practice social distancing precautions. Read the full letter below:

Koretz Letter Regarding Safety Protocols

FACE COVERINGS – REQUIRED WHEN LEAVING HOME
Mayor Eric Garcetti has issued an order requiring Angelenos to wear face coverings outside their homes. Visit Coronavirus.LACity.org/FaceCovering for more details, including exceptions for small children or those with disabilities.

RE-OPENING BUSINESSES & RECREATION FACILITIES
A County Public Health Officer has issued a new order impacting an expanded list of recreational facilities, retail businesses and manufacturers. A few highlights from Wednesday’s order include:

Retailers. All retailers are allowed to open for doorside pickup – except those in indoor shopping centers and indoor malls. Remember: this order allows for curbside pickup or delivery ONLY. The public is not allowed inside.

Recreational Spaces/Facilities. The following are allowed to reopen with appropriate protocols: 1) Beaches, 2) Tennis & Pickleball Courts, 3) Equestrian Centers, 4) Community Gardens, and 5) Bike Parks.

BEACH RULES

Only individual or family exercises and activities will be allowed, such as walking, running, swimming or surfing.
Face coverings will be required out of the water & around others.
NO: sunbathing, chairs, canopies, coolers, picnicking, sitting or lying on the sand.
NO Biking: bike paths, piers & boardwalks remain closed.
NO: group sports (such as Volleyball), gatherings or events.

Please continue to practice physical distancing, wear a face covering and wash or sanitize your hands while out in public. And if you can stay home – stay home. Help save lives.

2. HWPOA’S JULY 4th EVENT – CANCELED

As with so many events that were scheduled during the pandemic and into the summer months, we are sorry to report that Holmby Westwood’s July 4th Parade and Picnic has been canceled.

We know that many of our families looked forward to our annual event, dressing up in red, white and blue, decorating bikes and strollers, playing in the bouncies, and spending time with neighbors and friends. Esther Magna and her team, the many sponsors and volunteers will be greatly missed! We hope to celebrate the 4th with you next year!

3. HOLMBY PARK – DOGS OFF-LEASH

In the late afternoons, Holmby Park has been inundated with people (many of whom do not wear face masks) who let their dogs roam and play off-leash. This behavior is unsafe for other people and other dogs.

Park Rangers have been alerted and will be patrolling the park to issue citations to individuals that have been violating the dog off leash issue.

4. HONORING 2020 GRADUATES

With so many graduation ceremonies and events canceled this year, HWPOA would like to honor and celebrate the 2020 graduates in our neighborhood. If you have a graduate in your family (high school, middle school, college, elementary school, etc.) please let us know who they are. We will recognize them in an upcoming edition of the Holmby News.

If you would like your graduate to be included, please send an email to hwpoa@aol.com with the following information (or as much of it as you would like to share):

Graduate’s name (or just first name if you wish)
One photo (jpeg) of the Graduate
School and grade level
What’s next – College/major, next school, etc.

The deadline for submissions is Thursday, May 21.

5. SUPPORT LOCAL RESTAURANTS

Here are a few local restaurants that would appreciate your support:

Mary and Robbs Westwood Cafe (1453 Westwood Blvd.) – WE’RE BACK! Starting Tuesday, May 19, 2020, we will be open for take-out and delivery only.

Mary and Robbs Westwood Cafe – website
For Breakfast – Lunch – Dinner

Monday to Friday 9 AM to 7 PM
Saturday’s 9 AM to 2:30 PM

Call us at 310-478-3822
Direct Calls to the Restaurant for ordering is greatly appreciated

The well being of our team and community will always remain our top priority. We will, of course, be following all CDC and health official’s guidelines, and will ensure all necessary steps are taken to ensure that we maintain the highest health and safety standards.

Looking forward to feeding you and your families again.

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Nate ‘n Al’s (Beverly Hills) – WE’RE BACK! After taking some time to find the best way to keep our team members and customers safe, we are re-opening starting FRIDAY 5/15, 11am-8pm daily for takeout and delivery.

https://www.natenals.com/

We have been overwhelmed with everyone’s love and support for Nate’s during our temporary closure and are excited to get back to our roots – serving everyone our delicious deli and comfort food during a time that we can all use some TLC. See you soon!

6. HAZARDOUS & ELECTRONIC WASTE DISPOSAL

From the LA Dept. of Sanitation:

Dear Angelenos,

We come to you again asking for your kind assistance. Our SAFE Centers are closed due to COVID-19, but household hazardous waste (HHW) such as paint, lightbulbs, batteries, chemicals and electronic waste (e-waste) such as televisions, VCRs, phones, etc. continue to pile up outside their gates, causing health and safety hazards.

Until we are able to re-open our SAFE Centers, we ask that you please store HHW safely at your home. If you have e-waste, you can schedule a free curbside collection by calling our 24-hour Customer Care Center at 1-800-773-2489 or by using the MyLA311 app.

Note that it not legal to place these items in trash or recycling. Doing so could cause fires in landfills or our collection trucks; it could also lead to chemicals leaching into groundwater.

Thank you so much for helping us to keep our communities safe and healthy. As always, if you need us, please call us 24/7 at 1-800-773-2489.

7. BLOOD DONATIONS NEEDED

The UCLA Blood & Platelet Center is experiencing a critical blood shortage and urgently needs donations from all blood types, especially type O. Eligible donors are urged to donate.

The essential blood components available for patients is at an historic low! Help our patients by scheduling a lifesaving blood donation at the UCLA Blood & Platelet Center. Please spread the word and encourage your family, friends, coworkers, and neighbors to support this crucial need.

To make an appointment, please visit:
https://www.uclahealth.org/gotblood/make-an-appointment

8. HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review. Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

9. RESIDENT ADS

LOCAL WESTSIDE CHEF – HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Local Westside Chef
Will cook, bake, and deliver!
Easy and convenient!

Chef Ruwan
(310) 963-9522

Healthy, delicious – also, comfort food
Accomplished baker

Cook to order for your family
Free delivery – 2 mile radius

Terrific local references

10. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

You Are Invited . . .

To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
To become involved in our Association.

*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month and are currently being held online via Zoom video conference. Please confirm prior to attending.

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Please Stay Safe

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