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Our Mission
The committee shall promote greater awareness of available City resources and services and act as a conduit between the Board and Venice neighborhoods, assisting in community outreach and bringing neighborhood issues to the attention of the Board.
Be on the Neighborhood Committee!
The Venice Neighborhood Council is accepting applications for the VNC Neighborhood Committee. To view the application and learn more about the application process see:
Neighborhood Committee Application
Neighborhood Committee Members
Chair
- Marc Saltzberg, vp@venicenc.org
Members (2009 thru July, 2011):
Ballona Lagoon West
- Jessica Coakley
Ballona Lagoon (Grand Canale) East Bank
- Robin Rudisill
Silver Strand
- William Boyd
Marina Peninsula
- Adam Glick
Venice Canals
- Maxine Leral
North Venice
- Nicholas Hippisley-Coxe
Oxford Triangle
- needs a member
East of Lincoln / North Venice
- Michael Stenger
Oakwood/Millwood
- needs a member
Click HERE to download an application to serve on the committee
Click HERE to view a map of the Venice Neighborhood Committee Areas west of Lincoln.
Community Improvement Projects
The Neighborhood Committee is responsible for recommending Community Improvement Projects (CIP) to the Venice Neighborhood Council Board for funding. The VNC uses an innovative process for funding Community Improvement Projects. In the 2010 Fiscal Year $20,000 was awarded to eleven projects.
$13,200 is available for projects to be completed between February 1, 2012 and April 15, 2012. Proposals for these CIP Projects were evaluated by the Neighborhood Committee on January 4, 2012; the ranking and recommended funding amounts are posted on our website at: http://venicenc.org/2012_CIP_Ranking.
The VNC Board voted to adopt the Neighborhood Committee’s recommendations at it’s Board Meeting on January 17, 2012.
Click www/VeniceNC.org/Neighborhood/CIP to learn more about the process and download the application that was used for proposed projects.
Committee Organization and Structure
Chaired by the Vice President. Using the eight (8) existing neighborhoods defined in the Venice Specific Plan plus the additional neighborhood east of Lincoln Boulevard as a guide, the Committee shall consist of, at a minimum, nine (9) Stakeholders, one (1) from each neighborhood, plus the Chair. Nine (9) Neighborhood Committee members shall be elected by the Board of Officers from a list of candidates who have formally communicated to the Board their desire to serve on the Neighborhood Committee. The Board shall, within thirty (30) days after beginning their term, hold a Board of Officers meeting for the election of Neighborhood Committee members. The candidate with the highest vote totals in each of the nine (9) districts shall be elected. Other neighborhoods and/or Stakeholders representing other neighborhoods or neighborhood interests may be added at the discretion of the Neighborhood Committee.
Meeting Schedule
Meets on the fourth Thursday of the month. The meeting time will alternate from evening to morning each month as follows:
7PM for meetings in January, March, May, July, September, November
8AM for meetings in February, April, June, August, October, December
Meeting Location
- EXTRA SPACE STORAGE, 637 South Venice Blvd, Venice, CA 90291
Meeting Information
Date Location and Agenda Minutes May 21, 2007 Agenda Minutes March 29, 2007 Agenda Minutes
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