Vera Davis McClendon Center 10 Year Anniversary

Who: The City of Los Angeles - CDD and Residents of Venice.

When: Sept 22, 2007
From: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

Where: Vera Davis McClendon Youth & Family Center

610 California Ave, Venice

What: To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the opening and naming of the Center and to let the city know "How much we need the Center" also to honor those that have made a "Commitment to Service"

The Radio station 92.3 will be on site spinning old and new R&B tunes. There will be informational booth, things for Kids, entertainment and Food (hot dogs).

Come to the Table

Invites you to a
Potluck Feast - Celebrate the Fall Equinox

The Chumash, a Native American tribe from Southern California, celebrate their fall equinox sun ceremony during their month of Hutash (September). It takes place "after the harvest is picked, processed and stored....Kakunupmawa is a ritual name for the Sun. According to traditional Chumash lore, all humans were known as children of the Sun, or 'sons of Kakunupmawa.' " The spiritual thoughts of the tribe would become focused on the importance of unity in the face of winter confinement, death and rebirth.

see VeniceNC.org/LUPC for more details

Agenda includes the following:

ITEM 5B: LUPC Staff for this project: Maury Ruano

1020 Venice Blvd (corner of Lincoln and Venice Blvds) Applicant proposes a mixed use commercial (approximately 5,200 square feet) and residential project containing approximately 40 multi-family rental dwelling units, a portion of which will be restricted as affordable units.

Project will request a zone change and will incorporate on-site affordable dwelling units. Accordingly, the project will request, and is entitled to, various incentives under the State Density Bonus Law (FAR, height, parking and density). Note that the VCZSP FAR for this site is 1.5:1 and the applicant is asking for 3.2:1, and that the VCZSP height for this site is 30