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[ HSDNC ]
Requested and Answered by Correspondence Secretary on 27-May-2008 19:37 (172 reads)
There are a total of 16 (sixteen) board members. It devides as follow
12 elected 4 appointed The 12 elected board members are: 2 (two) commercial property owners. Responsibilities of the Commercial Property Owner representatives shall include, but not be limited to, acting as liaison, reporting on issues, assisting with outreach, distributing periodic announcements, exchanging information, and encouraging participation of the broadest array of commercial property owners as possible in the HSDNC boundary area. Other duties may be prescribed as needed by the Board. 2 (two) owner-occupied residential property owners (including condominium owners) Responsibilities of the Owner-occupied Residential Property Owner representatives shall include, but not be limited to, acting as liaison, reporting on issues, assisting with outreach, distributing periodic announcements, exchanging information, and encouraging participation of the broadest array of owner-occupied residential property owners as possible in the HSDNC boundary area. Other duties may be prescribed as needed by the Board. 2 (two) residential tenants. Responsibilities of the Residential Tenant representatives shall include, but not be limited to, acting as liaison, reporting on issues, assisting with outreach, distributing periodic announcements, exchanging information, and encouraging participation of the broadest array of residential tenants as possible in the HSDNC boundary area. Other duties may be prescribed as needed by the Board. 2 (two) Stakeholders who work for a service organizations such as educational, faith-based, non-profit, environmental, and cultural. This category specifically excludes commercial property owners, residential property owners, and residential tenants. The top 2 vote getters from differing types of organizations among this list shall be elected. Responsibilities of the Service Organization representatives shall include, but not be limited to, acting as liaison, reporting on issues, assisting with outreach, distributing periodic announcements, exchanging information, and encouraging participation of the broadest array of service organizations as possible in the HSDNC boundary area. Other duties may be prescribed as needed by the Board. 2 (two) business tenants (A stakeholder who rents their storefront in which they conduct their business), or business employee. Responsibilities of the Business Tenant or Business Employee representatives shall include, but not be limited to, acting as liaison, reporting on issues, assisting with outreach, distributing periodic announcements, exchanging information, and encouraging participation of the broadest array of businesses as possible in the HSDNC boundary area. Other duties may be prescribed as needed by the Board. 1 (one) at large. This means all Stakeholders not listed from Article VII A 1 through 5 above. Responsibilities of the At-Large representative shall include, but not be limited to, acting as liaison, reporting on issues, assisting with outreach, distributing periodic announcements, exchanging information, and encouraging participation of the broadest array of Stakeholders in general as is possible in the HSDNC boundary area. Other duties may be prescribed as needed by the Board. 1 (one) youth Board Member (age 16-20) a. Responsibilities of the Youth representative shall include, but not be limited to, acting as liaison, reporting on issues, assisting with outreach, distributing periodic announcements, exchanging information, and encouraging participation of the broadest array of youth, schools and other educational institutions as possible in the HSDNC boundary area. Other duties may be prescribed as needed by the Board. b. If the Youth Board Member is less then 18 years of age, he/she may not vote on the expenditure of funds, the entry into contracts, or recommendation to enter into a contract. 4 (four) appointed members The HSDNC boundary area shall be divided into four (4) sections. All four (4) sections are about the same population of stakeholders. This might vary in a small number, given that some sections include either a Cemetery, a production Studio or green space.
[ HSDNC ]
Requested and Answered by Correspondence Secretary on 27-May-2008 19:21 (168 reads)
Neighborhood Councils are a newly created citywide system of local, elected bodies that were officially established when the people of Los Angeles voted to adopt the new city charter in 1999. According to the charter, Neighborhood Councils are advisory bodies to the Los Angeles City Council.
They act as a liaison between the average person and city government, promote public participation in government, make city government more responsive to local needs, and facilitate the delivery of services to the citizens of Los Angeles. Building on the idea that there is strength in numbers, Neighborhood Councils provide a structured way for city officials to assess the public response to proposals. Los Angeles' 3.5 million residents live in geographically, economically, socially, and racially disparate neighborhoods. With such a large, diverse and far-flung group, Neighborhood Councils alleviate some of the problems that the city has faced in recent decades, especially the feeling that, "City Hall doesn't care about me." The HSDNC is the HOLLYWOOD STUDIO DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL. We are a certified NC of the City of Los Angeles since November 1, 2005.
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