Its Time for a Mayor Sam Bloggin Reset ..........
Labels: 2017 51st Assembly District Special Election, Bloggin Reset, Brian Hews, done, laccd, usc
This is the city: Los Angeles, California. I work here. I'm an ex-mayor. Los Angeles is a magnet for people from all over the world. Some of them run for public office. Inevitably some of them stray from the golden rule and rule for those that have the gold. That's when I go to work. My name is Yorty. I'm a dead pol.
Labels: 2017 51st Assembly District Special Election, Bloggin Reset, Brian Hews, done, laccd, usc
Labels: Arroyo Seco Neighborhood Council, CD 14 City Councilman Jose Huizar, done, Hermon, Joe and Wendi Riser, Los Angeles International Charter High School
Labels: Anthony Manzano, done, Jennifer Markewych, LA-32 Neighborhood Council, Marleen Fonseca, Miguel Vargas, Tom Soong
B. At the General Meeting when the new Board members are installed, all Board Directors AND all LA-32 NC voting Stakeholders present, shall vote to elect the five (5) Officers. Any tie-vote will be decided by a second vote of the two (2) highest vote getters. In case of a tie, the Board shall vote to break the tie
Labels: Darren Martinez, done, LA-32 Neighborhood Council, Marleen Fonseca, Miguel Vargas, Stakeholders Voting Rights, Tom Soong
Labels: Council 4 Councils, done, Grayce Liu, Jennifer Markewych, LA-32 Neighborhood Council, Marleen Fonseca
Labels: done, Grayce Liu, Jennifer Markewych, Keith Survillas, LA-32 Neighborhood Council
* Each teleconference location must be identified in the notice and agenda of the meeting. · * Agendas must be posted at each teleconference location. * Each location must be accessible to the public.
Teleconferencing may be used for all purposes in connection with any meeting within the subject matter jurisdiction of the legislative body. All votes taken during the teleconference meeting shall be by roll call. If the legislative body elects to use teleconferencing, it shall post agendas at all teleconference locations and conduct teleconference meetings in a manner that protects the statutory and constitutional rights of the parties or the public appearing before the legislative body. Each teleconference location shall be identified in the agenda and shall be accessible to the public. During the teleconference, at least a quorum of the members of the legislative body shall participate from locations within the boundaries of the territory over which the local agency exercises jurisdiction. The agenda shall provide an opportunity for members of the public to address the legislative body directly at each location. (Section 54953.)
Labels: Brown Act, done, Jennifer Markewych, Keith Survillas, LA-32 Neighborhood Council, Teleconferencing
A bill that would place charter schools under the same transparency rules as their public counterparts faces a likely veto. AB 709 by Assembly Member Mike Gipson (D-Gardena) would put charter schools (except those on tribal reservations) under either the Brown Act or the Bagley-Keene Open Meeting Act—depending on whether their sponsors were local or state entities—as well as the California Public Records Act and state laws barring conflicts of interests in government and requiring the filing of public statements of economic interests by the board members and key employees. The need for such sunshine regulation, at least in some states, is suggested by an August 21 report on John Oliver’s “Last Week Tonight” program. The bill got a final vote of approval Wednesday (August 24) and is now headed for the Governor’s desk. It may well die there as did a similar measure last year, because Governor Brown, as mayor of Oakland, founded two charter schools there and, according to columnist Dan Walters, has “placed $20 million in ‘startup funds’ for new charters in his 2016-17 budget.”
Labels: done, Francine Godoy, Grayce Liu, Los Angeles International Charter High School, Marco Soto
Dear LA32 Executive Committee,It was brought to our attention that the August board meeting agenda was not posted on your website with the Brown Act 72 hours requirement. Just to be clear, not posting on the website is not a violation of the Brown Act but is a violation of the Neighborhood Council Agenda Posting Policy. The agenda was posted properly at the physical posting location and therefore, Brown Act compliant. Per the Agenda Posting Policy, Neighborhood Councils are also asked to send the agendas to us at NC Support to be put on the Early Notification System. This was done within the Brown Act time frame. The issue at hand is that the agenda did not get posted on the website in time. This same situation also happened with your June 28th Public Safety meeting in which the chair did send the agenda to the webmaster and it was not posted on time. Because there is proof that the webmaster did receive the request to post before 72 hours, you can go forward with the meeting tomorrow night. But we do ask that you make every effort for all future board, special, and committee meetings to be posted per the Brown Act requirements or else future meetings not posted on your website in the needed time frame will be deemed a violation of the Neighborhood Council Agenda Posting Policy. In order for this not to happen again, the board may want to re-visit who gets to post agendas on the website. Also, your webmaster Aaron DeVandry is no longer a City Vendor and should not be used for website services. Our Department can work with you to identify another City approved website vendor. Let me know if you have any questions. Feel free to share with the board.Thanks! Thomas Soong Project Coordinator - Leadership Development Strategist
Labels: Agenda Posting Violation, done, Jennifer Markewych, LA-32 Neighborhood Council, Thomas Soong
Your thoughts .............
Labels: bonc, done, Glassell Park Neighborhood Council, Maggie Darett-Quiroz, mayor eric garcetti
Labels: Blue Ribbons, Caroline Aguirre, done, Keith Survillas, LA-32 Neighborhood Council, lapd
Labels: Caroline Aguirre, done, Keith Survillas, LA-32 Neighborhood Council
Lydia was the spark plug, the instigator on the Board. To say that the City Attorneys probably did a happy dance on Monday night is an understatement. While President Len Shaffer seems to believe that the BONC’s primary duty is to make City Hall happy, Lydia questioned almost everything. She was there to serve her stakeholders and made a point of visiting all of the NCs in her area during the month. She also spent time with other neighborhood councils whose representatives were not so committed. I always wanted to clone Lydia. I may not have agreed with everything she said or proposed, but I saw her as an ideal volunteer -- prepared to give her nights, weekends and hours of phone time trying to make her eighteen NCs function better. I don't blame her for quitting. However, the NC system has lost one of its most powerful supporters.Indeed, the Resignation of Commissioner Grant is a major blow for a NC System trending towards an irrelevant, neutered political tomorrow.
Labels: done, John Noguez, john shallman, John Shallman Communications, Llvia Carrasco, lydia grant, State Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de Leon the First
Labels: done, LA-32 Neighborhood Council, lapd, LAPD Hollenbeck CPAB, Marleen Fonseca, Questionable Document Unit
Labels: CD 14 City Councilman Jose Huizar, done, Kathy Leal, LA 32 Neighborhood Council, NC Grievance, The Community Beacon Newspaper
On Wed, 6/8/16, Jennifer Markewych <jmarkewychla32@gmail.com> wrote:
Subject: Re: DEPARTMENT OF NO EXPERIENCE.....
To: "Anthony Manzano" <rosehillsreview@yahoo.com>
Cc: "michelle corzantes" <michellecorzantes@gmail.com>, "Cynthia Sandoval" <Cynthia.sandoval90032@yahoo.com>, "Dolores Duenas" <loly724@yahoo.com>, "Jackie Carillo" <jlc1843@sbcglobal.net>, "Jen Markewych" <jmarkewychla32@gmail.com>, "Karina Cruz" <cruzkarina62@yahoo.com>, "Kathy Leal" <kleal3@calstatela.edu>, "Keith Survillas" <ksurvillas@gmail.com>, "Marcia Guzman" <marcia.guzman.esq@gmail.com>, "Maribel Munoz-RE/MAX" <maribelsellshomes@gmail.com>, "Miguel Vargas" <miguel@artsdistrictla.org>, "Perla Flores" <bzzagentp@gmail.com>, "Rolando Lopez" <rlopez@dashausreg.com>, "Winny Verdugo" <julieth07@yahoo.com>
Date: Wednesday, June 8, 2016, 12:05 AM
Dear Director Manzano,
Labels: done, Jennifer Markewych, LA-32 Neighborhood Council, Marleen Fonseca