Santa Monica Canyon Civic Association

SMCCA ANNUAL MEETING ANNOUNCED - 5-04-04

Annual Meeting Announcement

SANTA MONICA CANYON CIVIC ASSOCIATION BULLETIN
ANNUAL MEETING SET FOR 7:00 P.M., MAY 4, 2004
Please attend our annual meeting to be held at the Rustic Canyon Recreation Center at 601 Latimer Road. Plan to arrive at 7:00 p.m. to meet other members and the board, enjoy refreshments and view historic Canyon photographs We will have a short business meeting at 7:30 including nominations and election of new board members. If you are interested in serving on the board, let us know [see below]. The program will follow, including reports from our local City Councilmember Cindy Miscikowski, LAPD Senior Lead Officer Chris Ragsdale and Dr. Mark Gold of Heal the Bay. Other information of interest to Canyon residents will be presented.
Please see Flyer, below.

Annual Meeting Flyer

ANNUAL MEETING
SANTA MONICA CANYON
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
May 4, 2004
Rustic Canyon Recreation Center
601 Latimer Road -7:00 P.M.

Featured Speakers:
Councilmember Cindy Miscikowski, an update from City Hall
Senior Lead Officer Chris Ragsdale, Mail theft situation / general update
Dr. Mark Gold, Heal the Bay’s perspective on cleaning up our ocean
Summary of community responses to Canyon Development Questionnaire
Status of Rustic Canyon Improvement Project
Information regarding placing utility lines under ground
Display of Canyon Historical Materials
Meet the board; meet your neighbors
Elect new board members. Interested in serving on our board? Please send a note to our PO Box or contact us by email, b.arch@verizon.net SMCCAFounded 1947
Status of Neighborhood Traffic Study implementation P.O. Box 3441
Santa Monica, CA 90408-3441
Refreshments at 7:00 www.smcca.org
Meeting at 7:30 email: info@smcca.org

Annual Meeting Details

COUNCILMEMBER CINDY MISCIKOWSKI HIGHLIGHTS IMPRESSIVE LINEUP OF SPEAKERS AT SMCCA ANNUAL MEETING ON MAY 4. As you can see from the flyer on the reverse side, an information-packed meeting is planned. Cindy will report her take of the Mayor’s budget proposal that will be released in a few days and its possible impact on local services. She and Officer Ragsdale will relay what commitments the Police Department is making to enhance patrol car coverage of the area. In addition Mark Gold, the director of Heal the Bay, will tell us how the “dry weather” storm water diversion project is impacting beach water quality and what improvements are needed. We expect he also will comment on a creative proposal to the City by our board member, Alejandro Ortiz, AIA to pipe storm water away from the surf zone. Several exhibits are planned for your viewing before and after the meeting. These include a detailed summary of responses to the canyon development questionnaire from our last newsletter and handout material regarding undergrounding utility lines, which received a high level of initial support. We will have a signup for persons interested in learning more of the undergrounding process and potential costs. In addition, a separate community discussion of issues raised by the development questionnaire will be held as part of the regular board meeting on June 1 at the Park.

Email us
info@smcca.org