If you are considering altering the exterior of your home, please read the CCCHA guidelines and review them with your architect before you begin construction to ensure your plans are in compliance. Go to CCCHA.org to download a copy of the CC&Rs and building guidelines.

There are ways you can prevent burglaries happening to you in our community by understanding the perpetrators. Distraction burglars come into the area and prey on elderly victims, by befriending them, gaining their trust and then stealing from them. Usually, they are posing as a utility worker, a contractor or a person in distress. Immediately report suspicious persons in you area.

We are conducting a survey on safety and security issues in our neighborhood and need your input. Click here to take the survey!

Article 5.0.3 of our CC&Rs states “No hedge within the (front) setback area of any house shall have a height greater than three (3) feet above the ground.” Elsewhere, hedges may be 6 feet in height.

Take advantage of City's 50/50 Sidewalk Reconstruction Voluntary Partnership Program. The paricipating residents pay 50% of the reconstruction costs and the City of Los Angeles contributes the rest.

Click here to download the SM Airport Air Pollution flyer

LA Dot Report now available. Click here to view report in PDF format.

By HOWARD FINE
Los Angeles Business Journal Staff.
The formal end of a controversial plan to develop the federal Veterans Administration property in West L.A. came on Wednesday as President George Bush signed into law a budget bill containing a ban on commercial development of the site.

The Exposition Construction Authority would like to inform you that the complete Scoping Report, which summarizes the Phase 2 environmental scoping process, is now available as a series of PDF documents on our website.

As you know, Councilmember Jack Weiss' Pico/Olympic One-Way Task Force
has been evaluating the proposal by Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky to convert Pico and Olympic to one-way streets. After two meetings with
 transportation experts, participants have raised many interesting and
 insightful questions.

The proposed Baseline Mansionization Ordinance (CPC-2007-106-CA) was recommended for approval with some amendments at the June 28th meeting by the City Planning Commission to the City Council. Attached to this email is a copy of the Commission Determination Letter that includes the proposed ordinance with the amendments mentioned above.

CCCHA has joined a coalition of homeowners associations and filed a joint lawsuit challenging the City's approval of the JMB project at the corner of Constellation Place and Avenue of the Stars.