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I collected discarded mail stolen from 6767 Whitley Terrace and 6767 Wedgewood Pl this morning. It was strewn across MIlner just east of Watsonia. I delivered it to the addresses, but if they are your mailboxes, you might look into securing them, if possible.
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Just received from Stephen Bruck: No return or completion estimate given:
The streets remaining are Bonair Pl, Grace Ave, and Las Palmas Ave from Franklin to Whitley Heights.Â
Thank you, Terrell! All of your communication and that from Stephen Bruck has been very helpful!
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Received from Stephen Bruck this morning: I have asked him for more info and will relay his response.
Terrell
Good morning Residents,
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The DWP crew that has been working in your neighborhood has finished the Las Palmas Ave phase of the work. Our crew is being relocated to another location. Another crew will take over the project in the future. For now, all equipment and materials have been removed along with the âNo Parkingâ signs. When another crew is assigned and the work is scheduled to resume, a letter will be distributed to you updating you.
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Question for annual meeting next week. Can someone tell me which of our neighbors is the CalTrans contact for Whitley Heights? I'd like to speak with her/him/them regarding an offer CalTrans has made for us to sponsor the portion of the 101 freeway that cuts through Whitley Heights. This would mean that they would provide us with paint and rollers to remove the graffiti that reappears on the sound walls as soon as CalTrans paints it over. We would have to make a 2-year committment to help and CalTrans crews won't stop coming out every 2-4 weeks to clean it up but, it would let the taggers know their tagging is wasted in our hood. I think we would need a committee of around 6-12 volunteers, willing to go out once a month to clean the walls up on both sides of the 101. I also spoke with âŚ
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Date: Tuesday August 5th
Time: 6:30 pm - 9:00 pmÂ
Location: 1300 Block of Cole Avenue (Fountain to Cahuenga)
This is an outdoor, FREE, family-friendly event for the Hollywood Community. Guests can choose from a variety of food and beverage options. There will be face-painting artists, balloon animals, bouncy houses, and other fun activities for the kiddos. Live music. Get an up close look at LAPD special units: motorcycles and bicycles, LAFD Fire Station 27 and much more.
National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. The Hollywood National Night Out event is designed to bring the community and police together in a fun, positive, and relaxed atmosphere. It is a chance for residents, businesses and community groups to get together and make connections.
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Received from Stephen Bruck this morning:
If necessary, please contact James.Griffin@ladwp.com or Alejandro.Barillas@ladwp.com
Good morning,
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As you may have noticed, DWP crews are currently working on Las Palmas Ave. We are doing our best to make our way up the street as quickly as possible. Las Palmas Ave is facing us with the same challenges as Milner Rd expect for the steep hill (so far). We are working Saturday as well and we need to make sure we have access. If you have a car parked on Las Palmas Ave especially near the South end near Bonair Pl, the time is coming soon that no cars can be parked on the street while we are working. There is just not enough room to maneuver with vehicles parked on the street.
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Thank you, Terrell, for keeping the community up to date with this big infrastructure project. DWP Stephen Bruck and crew havr been outstanding.
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Iris Circle has been dark for two months. Odin tunnel recessed lights are out as well. On July 3rd, most of Whitley Heights experienced dark streets. However, dog-walkers won't need a flashlight to see where they're going on Wedgewood Place. Street lights remain bright from dusk till dawn. In January WHCA installed five solar lights along the sound wall with LACPF grant money.
LAPD SLO Heather Mata notes that Whitley Heights and the Dell have been getting hit hard. Detectives are following multiple leads. She is encouraging residents to file 311 Service Requests for all streets lights affected by this copper wire theft and flag those requests to:
CD4 Field Deputy J Anderson jonathan.anderson@lacity.org
and Officer Mata 40988@lapd.online
Stay proactive. WHCA suggests that neighbors might want to consider buying solar lights as a temporary security measure. Bell & Howell Bionic Spotlight is one recommended brand. They are small, simple toâŚ
Motion activated solar light attached to homeowner's cypress tree at 6654 Whitley Terrace. Be sure to aim spotligt away from the street to avoid startling drivers. Black mesh was placed over light to soften brightness. Flood lights may be better option.
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Wow, Terrell, good advice. Thank you!