CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS
Room 280A
455 North Rexford Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
In-Person / Telephonic / Video Conference Meeting
ARCHITECTURAL COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING
SYNOPSIS
April 20, 2022
1:30 PM
Recordings of the Architectural Commission’s meetings are available online at www.beverlyhills.org
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
Date/Time: April 20, 2022 / 1:31 PM
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
Commissioners Present: Commissioners Meyer, Devlin, Persovski, Vice Chair Schreiber, Chair Matson
Commissioners Absent: None
Staff Present: Mark Odell, Christine Delostrinos, Karen Myron
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE
Members of the public may address the Commission regarding any items not on the Agenda that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Commission. By State law, the Commission may not discuss or vote on items not on the Agenda.
Public Input: None
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
By Order of the Chair and with the consensus of the Commission, the agenda was approved as amended, taking item #5, Zegna, ahead of item #4, BD&J.
CONSENT CALENDAR
1. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES
Consideration of Minutes of the Architectural Commission regular meeting of March 16, 2022.
2. RESOLUTION OF THE ARCHITECTURAL COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BEVERLY
HILLS CONTINUING TO AUTHORIZE PUBLIC MEETINGS TO BE HELD VIA TELECONFERENCING PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 54953(e) AND
MAKING FINDINGS AND DETERMINATIONS REGARDING THE SAME
H-1
Architectural Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 20, 2022
Recent legislation was adopted allowing the Architectural Commission to continue virtual meetings during the COVID-19 declared emergency subject to certain conditions, and the proposed resolution implements the necessary requirements.
Motion: MOVED by Vice Chair Schreiber, SECONDED by Chair Matson to adopt all items on the Consent Calendar as presented (5-0).
AYES: Commissioners Meyer, Devlin, Persovski, Vice Chair Schreiber, Chair Matson
NOES: None
CARRIED
REPORTS FROM PRIORITY AGENCIES
None
Commissioner Meyer advised that items #3 and #5 are within 500 feet of one or more properties in which he may have a financial interest. As such, he recused from these items and left the room at 1:37 PM.
CONTINUED BUSINESS
3. 268 NORTH RODEO DRIVE SUITE 242
IWC Schaffhausen (PL2200091)
Request for approval for an architectural review to allow façade modifications, a Sign Accommodation for multiple Business Identification Signs, and a construction barricade with lifestyle graphics. Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the Architectural Commission will also consider finding the project exempt from further review under CEQA. (Continued item from the March 16, 2022 Architectural Commission meeting.)
Project Planner: Christine Delostrinos, Associate Planner Project Applicant: IWC Schaffhausen, Richemont NA, INC.
Project Representative: Ashok Vanmali, Gruen Associates Public Input: None
Motion: MOVED by Vice Chair Schreiber, SECONDED by Commissioner Persovski to adopt the resolution as amended (4-0-1).
AYES: Commissioners Devlin, Persovski, Vice Chair Schreiber, Chair Matson
NOES: None
RECUSED: Commissioner Meyer
CARRIED
NEW BUSINESS
As noted in the Approval of the Agenda, item #5 was taken ahead of item #4 Architectural Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 20, 2022
5. 337 NORTH RODEO DRIVE
ZEGNA (PL2200158)
Request for approval for an architectural review for a Sign Accommodation to allow multiple Business Identification Signs. Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the Architectural Commission will also consider finding the project exempt from further review under CEQA.
Project Planner: Christine Delostrinos, Associate Planner Project Applicant: Zegna
Project Representative: Kasey Clark, AKC Permit Co.
Public Input: None
Motion: MOVED by Commissioner Devlin, SECONDED by Vice Chair Schreiber to adopt the resolution as amended (4-0-1).
AYES: Commissioners Devlin, Persovski, Vice Chair Schreiber, Chair Matson
NOES: None
RECUSED: Commissioner Meyer
CARRIED
Commissioner Meyer returned to the meeting at 2:13 PM.
4. 9701 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD
BD&J (PL2200157)
Request for approval for an architectural review for a Sign Accommodation to allow multiple Business Identification Signs including a sign facing an alley or private property, a Business Identification Sign for a business located on a floor other than a ground floor, and a sign located inside a building. Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the Architectural Commission will also consider finding the project exempt from further review under CEQA.
Project Planner: Christine Delostrinos, Associate Planner Project Applicant: BD&J
Project Representative: Kasey Clark, AKC Permit Co.
Public Input: None
Motion: MOVED by Vice Chair Schreiber, SECONDED by Chair Matson to adopt the resolution as amended (5-0).
AYES: Commissioners Meyer, Devlin, Persovski, Vice Chair Schreiber, Chair Matson
NOES: None
CARRIED
Architectural Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 20, 2022
STUDY SESSION
No Items
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMMISSION
Mayor’s Cabinet Meeting
o Meeting video is available online.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM STAFF
Urban Designer Updates
o Urban Designer Mark Odell advised the Commission of the following:
The City Council recently approved six new sites as recipients of the Golden Shield Award. The Cultural Heritage Commission nominated three additional sites to be considered as potential future aware recipients. o Commission Specialist Karen Myron provided the following updates for the Commission:
On Sunday, April 24 from 9:00 AM – noon, there will be an Earth Day Celebration at the Farmers Market
On Monday, April 25 from 6:30 – 8:00 PM, the first Business with Bosse, which is an initiative of Mayor Bosse’s to spotlight local businesses, will take place at Tommy’s Beverly Hills, located at 235 North Cañon Drive. On Friday, April 29 from 11:00 AM – noon, there will be an Arbor Day Celebration at the Fire Station side of Coldwater Canyon Park.
5. 2022 Meeting Schedule
o Received and filed
ADJOURNMENT
Date / Time: April 20, 2022 / 2:37 PM
CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS
Room 280A
455 North Rexford Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING SYNOPSIS
April 21, 2022
9:00 a.m.
Recordings of the Human Relations Commission’s meetings are available online at www.beverlyhills.org
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
Date/Time: April 21, 2022 / 9:00 a.m.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Vice Chair Freeman led the Pledge of Allegiance
Commissioner Margo read the Human Relations Commission’s Civility Statement.
ROLL CALL
Commissioners Present: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp Commissioners Absent: Nisim
Staff Present: Jenny Rogers, Rachel L. Evans, Enisha Clark, Linda Kyriazi
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE
Members of the public may address the Commission regarding any items not on the Agenda that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Commission. By State law, the Commission may not discuss or vote on items not on the Agenda.
None.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
With the concurrence of the Commission, the Chair may choose to amend the order of the items on the agenda. Chair Sharp moved Tab #8 after Tab #2 & #3 to accommodate the guest presenter.
CONSENT CALENDAR
1. Consideration of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of March 22, 2022.
MOTION by Sharp, SECONDED by Freeman to approve the Meeting Minutes as presented. (4/0)
AYES: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp NOES: None
ABSENT: Nisim
ABSTAIN: None
CARRIED
Human Relations Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 21, 2022
Resolution of the Human Relations Commission of the City of Beverly Hills Continuing to Authorize Public Meetings to be Held Via Teleconferencing Pursuant to Government Code Section 54953(e) and Making Findings and Determinations Regarding the Same.
Tabled.
REPORTS FROM PRIORITY AGENCIES
Beverly Hills Police Department
Sergeant Jesse Perez, Community Relations, updated the Commission on the following:
- Coffee With A Cop is scheduled at Green Door on April 27, 2022 at 8am. - Guac With A Cop, along with Next Beverly Hills as part of their First Thursdays Program, will be held at Tommy’s Restaurant, 235 N. Canon, on Thursday, May 5, 2022 at 5pm. A Cinco de Mayo Community Celebration and Meet & Greet with BHPD. - Breakfast With A Badge will be held, Tuesday, June 7, 2022 at Mickey Fine Pharmacy, 433 N. Roxbury Drive, from 8am – 9:30am.
- The department is currently recruiting for Junior Police Academy, which will be held during the summer, June 20 – 24, 2022, for ages 10 – 12. A behind-the-scenes experience with the Beverly Hills Police Department.
- The 2022 Citizen’s Academy is in progress.
- The Beverly Hills Police Officers Association will be holding its Annual Police Services Day and Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, May 15, 2022 from 9am – 11am. This will be an Outdoor Event at 464 N. Rexford Drive that will include coffee, breakfast and interactive BHPD booths.
- National Night Out is scheduled for Tuesday, August 2, 2022.
Beverly Hills Unified School District
Beverly Hills Board of Education member, Dr. Amanda Stern, provided an update on the following:
- The schools have been without masking for 2-3 weeks which has been uplifting for the students. Those who continue to wear masks are supported which includes staff, teachers and children.
- Outdoor student trips have opened up.
- Beverly Vista Middle School (BVMS) participated in “Dude. Be Nice” week, a national initiative to promote kindness and practice empathy on school campuses. - 40 students attended Space Camp, led by science teacher Alexis Crane, was held in Huntsville, Alabama.
- The high school presented Singin’ in the Rain musical production held at the Saban Theatre. - NormanAid will be replicated in the middle school so they can utilized the same resources.
PRESENTATIONS
None
NEW BUSINESS
None
Chair Sharp recognized City Council member John A. Mirisch.
CONTINUED BUSINESS
2. Beverly Hills Unified School District Engagement Project Human Relations Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 21, 2022
Chair Rhoda Sharp presented on the preliminary concept of the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Engagement Project during the January 2022 Commission meeting. The goal of this project is to create a public service announcement that emphasizes an anti-hate message to school age children. The public service announcement(s) will then be used as an educational resource in Beverly Hills Unified School District curriculum and could potentially be shared with other school districts across the state and nation. The Commission voted to explore the concept further to identify a way to best execute this project.
The Commission is interested in bringing this project to fruition and remains dedicated to giving fair consideration to additional options that would maximize community involvement, collaboration with the BHUSD as an important City partner, while engaging local BHUSD students.
Dr. Michael Bregy, Superintendent of BHUSD, agreed to meet with the Commission along with, BHUSD Principals Craig Bugbee and Sarah Kaber, to discussed the possible collaboration with the District on this Commission project; how best to involve the District staff and BHUSD students.
- Dr. Michael Bregy, informed the Commission that this project needs to be integrated in the school’s daily programs. The more people that they can involve in the schools the better.
As educational leaders, they are aware of engaging the students in the curriculum, owning the curriculum, is the only way to spread messages and to keep them alive. They stated that the students can be used as resources that are available for videos, and would be a a unique opportunity for people to want to contribute. They stated that they are excited to be part of the project, but in order to keep the message alive and moving, they would need to use their students. The community will support the event if their students are involved. - Jenny Rogers, Community Services Director reviewed the next steps:
Work with the ad hoc committee honing the discussed ideas into a report for our liaisons
If recommended by the liaisons, then the item moves forward to City Council for consideration
All the elements that include costs should be included
3. FY 2022-23 Community Assistance Grant Fund (CAGF)
The Human Relations Commission (HRC) ad-hoc committee, Chair Sharp and Commissioner Nisim, met on March 23, 2022 to review program proposals. In parallel, the Charitable Solicitations Commission (CSC) ad-hoc committee, Commissioner Lipton and Vice Chair Melamed, met to review each organization’s fiscal status.
On April 5 and April 12, 2022, the HRC ad-hoc committee met jointly with the CSC ad-hoc committee to review their findings and to meet with any new applicants and applicants where committee members had questions regarding programing or financial information. The Joint Ad Hoc Committee only made funding recommendations based on the grant criteria, and did not make recommendations for the dollar amount that they felt should or should not be awarded. However, in some cases, the Committee did indicate if they felt that funding should be increased or decreased.
The Commission is asked to discuss the Joint Ad Hoc’s recommendations, make changes if needed, and approve recommendations for presentation to Council Liaisons in May.
MOTION by Freeman, SECONDED by Kaiserman to recommend the proposed programs for Community Assistant Grant Funding for the following organizations: Affordable Living Human Relations Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 21, 2022
for the Aging, All Saints’ Homeless Assistance Program Bet Tzedek Legal Services, Beverly Hills Active Adult Club and Beverly Hills Community Farm. (4/0) AYES: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp NOES: None
ABSENT: Nisim
ABSTAIN: None
PASSED
MOTION by Margo, SECONDED by Kaiserman to recommend the proposed programs for Community Assistant Grant Funding for the following organizations: Beverly Hills CPR, Beverly Hills Education Foundation (BHEF), Beverly Hills Theatre Guild and Chai Lifetime West Coast.(4/0)
AYES: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp NOES: None
ABSENT: Nisim
ABSTAIN: None
PASSED
MOTION by Margo, SECONDED by Sharp to recommend the proposed program for Community Assistant Grant Funding for the following organization: the Cancer Support Community Los Angeles. (4/0)
AYES: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp NOES: None
ABSENT: Nisim
ABSTAIN: None
PASSED
MOTION by Kaiserman, SECONDED by Freeman to recommend the proposed programs for Community Assistant Grant Funding for the following organizations: Chiron Center Inc., Collins & Katz Family YMCA. (4/0)
AYES: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp NOES: None
ABSENT: Nisim
ABSTAIN: None
PASSED
MOTION by Margo, SECONDED by Kaiserman to recommend the proposed program for Community Assistant Grant Funding for the following organization: ETTA. (4/0) AYES: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp NOES: None
ABSENT: Nisim
Human Relations Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 21, 2022
ABSTAIN: None
PASSED
MOTION by Kaiserman, SECONDED by Margo to not recommend the proposed programs for Community Assistant Grant Funding for the following organizations: F.A.C.E. (Fearless, Artistic, Charisma, Elegance) and Iyengar Yoga Therapeutics. (4/0) AYES: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp NOES: None
ABSENT: Nisim
ABSTAIN: None
FAILED
MOTION by Freeman, SECONDED by Kaiserman to recommend the proposed programs for Community Assistant Grant Funding for the following organizations: Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles, Miracle Project and OUR HOUSE Grief Support Center. (4/0) AYES: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp NOES: None
ABSENT: Nisim
ABSTAIN: None
PASSED
It was agreed to table Jewish Free Loan Association.
MOTION by Freeman, SECONDED by Kaiserman to not recommend the proposed program for Community Assistant Grant Funding for the following organization: OPICA Adult Day Program & Counseling Center. (4/0)
AYES: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp NOES: None
ABSENT: Nisim
ABSTAIN: None
PASSED
MOTION by Freeman, SECONDED by Kaiserman to recommend the proposed programs for Community Assistant Grant Funding for the following organizations: People Assisting the Homeless (PATH), Saban Community Clinic, Safe Parking LA, Step Up On Second and The Maple Counseling Center. (4/0)
AYES: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp NOES: None
ABSENT: Nisim
ABSTAIN: None
PASSED
Human Relations Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 21, 2022
MOTION by Margo, SECONDED by Kaiserman to recommend the proposed programs for Community Assistant Grant Funding for the following organizations: Theatre 40, Tower Cancer Research Foundation, Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, West Coast Jewish Theatre, Westside Food Bank and Writers Bloc. (4/0) AYES: Kaiserman, Margo, Vice Chair Freeman, Chair Sharp NOES: None
ABSENT: Nisim
ABSTAIN: None
PASSED
4. Beverly Hills Homeless Initiative
Enisha Clark, Interim Clinical Program Coordinator, provided an update on Mayor Lili Bosse’s new and expanded safety initiatives including:
- BHPD alert, a text message tool to immediately notify the community on police activity in the City.
- Real Time Watch Center will allow for around-the-clock live monitoring of cameras across our City’s residential and business corridors.
- LIVE 911 which will enable police officers to hear emergency calls live in the field as they come in, allowing them to immediately respond.
- A reminder if anyone in the Community needs outreach services to contact the Beverly Hills Outreach Team (BHOT) at 310-487-0313.
5. Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Awareness Initiative
Under the auspice of the Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI) Initiative, the Human Relations Commission agreed to explore a quarterly speaker series entitled, Critical Conversations.
This important community engagement and educational series is meant to be a catalyst to facilitate discussions directly linked to DEI issues in an effort to enhance community awareness.
The ad-hoc committee, consisting of Vice Chair Freeman and Commissioner Nisim, met Thursday, April 14, 2022.
- Vice Chair Freeman informed the Commission that a date of May 18, 2022, in addition to a back-up speaker, has been scheduled and will be announced soon. - Jenny Rogers, Community Services Director, informed the Commission that a proposed funding budget has been created to present to City Council which includes this program.
6. Inter-Commission Collaboration: Embrace & Celebrate Culture At this time, there are not any projects to report on this month. However, collaborators from the Human Relations and Arts & Culture Commissions along with Next Beverly Hills, will be meeting to discuss possible opportunities to collaborate in presentation of Embrace & Celebrate Culture events in FY 22/23. City staff will be working on a budget request to support these Inter-Commission initiative programs as part of the City’s annual budget process and will be updates to the Commission as plans develop.
Human Relations Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 21, 2022
7. Kindness Recognition
The Kindness agenda item allows Commissioners the opportunity to highlight Acts of Kindness that have occurred within the City of Beverly Hills. Commissioners can recognize a community member who has made an impact through their act(s) of Kindness. - Commissioner Kaiserman acknowledged, Samantha Wilson, a school teacher at Beverly Hills High School.
- Chair Sharp acknowledged Jason Malone, Executive Director of Sunrise Senior Living of Beverly Hills.
STATUS REPORTS
8. Beverly Hills Ambassador Program
Johnthon Hunter, Beverly Hills Ambassadors Operations Manager, reviewed the latest statistics with the Commission:
- In March 2022, the team increased their homeless outreach by 11%. The increase was due to new individuals arriving into the triangle in January and February of 2022. These individuals are panhandling and camping.
- The team is taking extra steps to engage these new individuals which then leads to being able to contact their families.
- Hospitality assistance has increased by 7% with the Ambassadors assisting the public with a variety of requests, but still less since pre-pandemic. - Staff members are being trained for better engagement with the public. - Their general calls have increased by 61%.
- Giving directions such as to businesses increased by 14%,
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMMISSION
9. Chair Report
a) Mayor’s Cabinet Meeting
- Reviewed
b) Review Commission Meeting dates
- Reviewed
c) Good and Welfare. Other items brief announcements, request for information, and brief reports on activities
- Vice Chair Freeman reminded the Commission that the next Guac with the Cops will be held at Tommy’s Restaurant, 235 N. Canon, on Thursday, May 5, 2022 at 5pm.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM STAFF
10. Administrator’s Report
Rachel Evans, Human Services Administrator, provided the following information:
- Earth Day Celebration & Free Shredding at the Farmers’ Market, Sunday, April 24, 2022
- Business with Bosse- Monday, April 25, 2022 from 6:30pm - 8:00pm at Tommy’s Restaurant in Beverly Hills
- Live with Lili – Monday, May 9, 2022 from 7:00pm - 8:00pm at Beverly Hills City Hall - Gatsby Redux 2022 will be held at Greystone Mansion on April 27- 29, 2022.
11. Overview of Current and Pending Agenda Items
- Reviewed
Human Relations Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 21, 2022
ADJOURNMENT
April 21, 2022 at 11:32 a.m.
CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS
Telephonic / Video Conference Meeting
455 North Rexford Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
1 HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING
SYNOPSIS
Monday, April 25, 2022
4:00 p.m.
OPEN MEETING
Date/Time: April 25, 2022 / 4:00 p.m.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Commission Secretary Karen Gutierrez led the pledge of allegiance.
ROLL CALL
Commissioners Present: Commissioners Rosenthal, Felsenthal, and Baker, Vice Chair Hilborne, and Chair Chang
Commissioners Absent: None
Staff Present: Deputy City Manager Gabriella Yap, Fire Chief Gregory Barton, Lieutenant Giovanni Trejo, Fire Battalion Chief Timothy Hayes, Management Analyst Gabrielle Ressa, Emergency Management Manager Meena Janmohamed, Emergency Management Services Administrator Sean Stokes, Transportation Planner Jessie Holzer Carpenter, Fire Captain Michael Cherry, Fire Administrator Michael Liongson, and Commission Secretary Karen Gutierrez.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE
Members of the public may address the Commission regarding any items not on the Agenda that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Commission. By State law, the Commission may not discuss or vote on items not on the Agenda.
None.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
With the concurrence of the Commission, the Chair may choose to amend the order of the items on the agenda.
Health and Safety Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 25, 2022
2 Items amended:
Item 7 – Seventh Inning Stretch: this item will be heard at the May 23, 2022 regular Health and Safety Commission meeting.
By order of the Chair, the agenda was approved as amended.
CONSENT CALENDAR
1. Resolution of the Health and Safety Commission of the City of Beverly Hills continuing to authorize public meetings to be held via teleconferencing pursuant to government code section 54953(e) and making findings and determinations regarding the same
Recent legislation was adopted allowing the Health and Safety Commission to continue virtual meetings during the COVID-19 declared emergency subject to certain conditions and the proposed resolution implements the necessary requirements.
Motion: MOVED by Vice Chair Hilborne, SECONDED by Commissioner Rosenthal to adopt the resolution as presented (5-0).
AYES: Commissioners Rosenthal, Felsenthal, and Baker, Vice Chair Hilborne, Chair Chang
NOES: None
2. Consideration of Minutes
Consideration of minutes from the regular Health and Safety Commission meeting on March 28, 2022.
Motion: MOVED by Commissioner Baker, SECONDED by Vice Chair Hilborne to approve the minutes as presented (5-0).
AYES: Commissioners Rosenthal, Felsenthal, and Baker, Vice Chair Hilborne, Chair Chang
NOES: None
REPORTS FROM PRIORITY AGENCIES
Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) – Beverly Hills Unified School District representative Rachelle Marcus highlighted the hire of a new school member in Instructional Technology and one in Business Services, the Grandparents Permit that allows grandchildren who do not live in the City to attend school in the district, and the BHUSD strategic plan. The Health and Safety Commission formally acknowledged the passing of Mr. Edwin G. Marcus.
Beverly Hills Police Department – Lieutenant Giovanni Trejo highlighted the recent publicized cases of an attempted armed robbery on the 200 block of South Beverly Drive and the smash and grab robbery on the 200 block of South Beverly Drive. He spoke on Health and Safety Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 25, 2022
3 the launch of the Citizens Academy program, community outreach events, and the Police Officer recruitment process.
Beverly Hills Fire Department – A-Shift Platoon Battalion Chief Timothy Hayes spoke on incidents and responses metrics and reported large incidents of two structure fires and two brush fires. The Fire Department assisted with the suppression of a Los Angeles County fire and highlighted two upcoming community outreach events of Community Preparedness Day, and the return of Fire Service Day.
CONTINUED BUSINESS
3. Moment of Mindfulness
Commissioner Erica Felsenthal, PhD, will lead the Commission in a Moment of Mindfulness.
This is a monthly recurring agenda item. This month’s topic was Wellness and Resiliency, and Social Media Safety. Commissioner Felsenthal lead an exercise titled Mindful Rings, which helps us become present in the moment and reduces anxiety. Other tools are the Physiological Sigh, Signal Breath, and 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Grounding.
4. Health and Safety Recognition Program
The Health and Safety Commission will honor those who have demonstrated leadership in the field of health and safety issues or contributed to the mission of the Health and Safety Commission. The Commission will recognize Licensed Clinical Social Worker Susan Belgrade, Senior Director of Multipurpose and Senior Centers, Jewish Family Services Los Angeles.
The Commission recognized Licensed Clinical Social Worker Susan Belgrade, Senior Director of Multipurpose and Senior Centers, Jewish Family Services Los Angeles.
5. Smoking and Tobacco Quarterly Report
Provides informational updates to the Health and Safety Commission on activities related to the dangers of smoking including information on smoking, cessation, outreach, enforcement, and education.
Management Analyst Gabrielle Ressa spoke on smoking, vaping, and tobacco retail complaints and investigations from the first quarter of the calendar year (January through March). Smoking Ambassadors provide soft enforcement statistics taken from the business triangle, which is the area of highest concentration of smoking. Staff thanked the Code Enforcement Division for performing routine inspections at the City’s various tobacco retailers.
Resources available:
- The public is encouraged to call (310) 285-1119 to report smoking related violations in the City.
Health and Safety Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 25, 2022
4 6. COVID-19 Update
Provides information and a discussion on a variety of topics related to the COVID-19 emergency and what the community should know.
Emergency Management Manager Meena Janmohamed updated the Commission on a variety of COVID-19 metrics, including cases, vaccination, and Beverly Hills specific community statistics. Staff spoke on virus variants, post complications, and isolation requirements. She shared tips on how to prevent the spread of COVID-19, resources for testing, and reported the Current Health Order and the City’s continued response to the pandemic. Staff addressed Commissioner inquiries.
Resources available:
- For the latest updates on COVID-19, visit www.beverlyhills.org/novelcoronavirus. - For testing information, visit www.CovidTest.gov or
www.beverlyhills.org/CovidTesting.
NEW BUSINESS
7. Seventh Inning Stretch
A health and safety intermission led by Certified Personal Trainer Nick Trice.
This item will be heard at the May 25, 2022 Health and Safety Commission regular meeting.
8. Social Media Safety
Provides information about navigating safely through social media and mental health impacts of unsafe use.
CEO of Organization for Social Media Safety Marc Berkman gave an overview on how the company works to make social media safe for everyone. He explored some of the mental health impacts of unsafe social media use, and shared insights on Jordan’s Law (AB 1542). He discussed cyberbullying, addiction, body dysmorphia, depression, and fraud, and suggested blocking and reporting as safety measures. Visit www.ofsms.org for more information.
9. Quarterly Active Transportation Programs Update
A presentation on active mobility to advance a safe and healthy Beverly Hills.
Transportation Planner Jessie Holzer Carpenter provided a quarterly report on the current Active Transportation Programs. Staff spoke on active transportation and the benefits of any self-propelled, human-powered mode of transportation, as well as the City Council approved installation of a minimum grid bikeway network for shared streets between motorists and bicyclists. She highlighted the feasibility study for a Bike Boulevard on Clifton Way and Le Doux Road, the completed grant project of new and enhanced pedestrian crossing, and emphasized the installation of Slow Street signs throughout the City.
Health and Safety Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 25, 2022
5 Resources available:
- Complete Streets Plan www.beverlyhills.org/completestreets - Minimum Grid Bikeway Network www.beverlyhills.org/minimumgrid - Slow Streets Program www.beverlyhills.org/slowstreets - May is National Bike Month. A full list of events is available on www.beverlyhills.org/bikes.
10. Beverly Hills Fire Department Peer Support Program
Provides information on fire department peer and mental health support.
Beverly Hills Fire Captain Michael Cherry spoke about the program. He shared statistics on the increased risk of mental health issues for firefighters and other first responders, like post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. Program members complete a 32-hour accredited course, undergo continued education and are available 24-hours a day to active and retired personnel and their families. A Mental Health Provider oversees the program and acts as the Department’s Clinical Director. The program offers a proactive approach and it is broadening its mental health resources beyond peer level.
PROJECT UPDATES
None.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMMISSION
Chair’s Report
o Mayor’s Cabinet Meeting Highlights – April 11, 2022
- Chair Chang attended the April 11, 2022 Mayor’s Cabinet meeting.
Highlights will be included in the May 25, 2022 Health and Safety Commission packet.
Commissioner Items – None.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM STAFF
Director’s Report –
- Staff shared information on upcoming events and celebrations in the City including Business with Bosse, which spotlights local businesses, and the 2022 celebration of Arbor Day.
Health and Safety Related Supplemental Information:
1. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Newsletter March 28, 2022
2. Autism Spectrum Disorder (NIH)
3. Stand up to Stress – Coloring & Activity Book (for Kids Ages 8-12)
4. Age Related Reactions to Traumatic Events (NCTSN)
5. JUST IN CASE, BH Program Community Outreach Flier
6. JUST IN CASE, BH Program Roles & Responsibilities
7. Be Aware, Be Prepared, Take Action – A Guide for Alerts and Warnings
8. City of Beverly Hills Arbor Day April 29, 2022
Health and Safety Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 25, 2022
6 - Health and safety related supplemental information was included in the packet for Commissioners and the public to read.
ADJOURNMENT
Date / Time: April 25, 2022 / 6:20 p.m.
CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS
455 North Rexford Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Telephonic / Video Conference Meeting
RECREATION AND PARKS COMMISSION
SPECIAL MEETING SYNOPSIS
Tuesday, April 26, 2022
10:00 a.m.
Recordings of the Recreation and Parks Commission’s meetings are available online at www.beverlyhills.org
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
Date/Time: April 26, 2022 / 10:00 a.m.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Ashley Sylvester, Recreation Supervisor, led the Pledge of Allegiance
CIVILITY STATEMENT
Chair Sherry read the Civility Statement
ROLL CALL
Commissioners Present: Mishler, Roston, Vice Chair Lurie, Chair Sherry Commissioners Absent: Javor
Staff Present: Patty Acuña, Linda Kyriazi
Commissioner Javor arrived at 10:10 a.m.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE
Members of the public may address the Commission regarding any items not on the Agenda that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Commission. By State law, the Commission may not discuss or vote on items not on the Agenda.
None.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
With the concurrence of the Commission, the Chair may choose to amend the order of the items on the agenda. The Chair approved the agenda as presented.
CONSENT CALENDAR
1. Consideration of Minutes from the Recreation and Parks Commission Regular Meeting from 3/22/2022.
MOTION by Lurie, SECONDED by Roston to approve the Meeting Minutes as presented. (4/0)
AYES: Mishler, Roston, Vice Chair Lurie, Chair Sherry
NOES: None
ABSENT: Javor
ABSTAIN: None
CARRIED
Recreation and Parks Commission Special Meeting Synopsis April 26, 2022
PRESENTATIONS
2. Organic Recycling Program
James Burnley, Solid Waste Manager, Public Works Department James Burnley, Solid Waste Manager, update the Commission on the City’s Solid Waste Program, which is responsible for managing the City’s commercial solid waste collection services and residential sold waste processing through a franchise agreement with Athens Services.
- Public Works staff will continue to work and communicate with the other City departments and residents to make this a successful program.
3. Introduction of new Recreation Supervisor
Gloria Dimas
New Recreation Supervisor, Gloria Dimas, was introduced to the Commission and informed the Commission on the current programs she oversees.
4. Art & Culture Programming
Paul Paolone, Senior Recreation Supervisor
Paul Paolone, Senior Recreation Supervisor, updated the Commission on the upcoming Art & Culture events:
- Greystone Mansion is hosting Gatsby Redux 2022, an immersive theater experience, from April 27 – 29, 2022.
- The Art Walk Tours, a guided art walk, will continue on the 1st Sunday of each month starting with May 1, 2022. The tours are approximately 60 – 90 minutes and staff have been working with docents from Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).
Register at: www.BeverlyHills.org/artwalk
- The Beverly Hills Art Show will return on May 21 & 22, 2022, with over 150 artists, for the 49th year and will be open from 10am – 6pm. The Artist Reception has returned this year.
- More information on the art show can be found at: www.BeverlyHills.org/artshow - Music in the Mansion will offer3 separate concerts held on May 15, 2022 at Greystone Mansion. Tickets can be purchased at: www.BeverlyHills.org/bhrec
5. Beverly Hills Active Adult Club (BHAAC) upcoming events Matthew Brown, Recreation Services Manager
Matthew Brown, Recreation Services Manager, updated the Commission on the upcoming events offered by the Beverly Hills Active Adult Club (BHAAC) that are held at Roxbury Community Center:
- The BHAAC membership program, from July 1 to June 30th, for seniors 55 and over, is being relaunched.
- There are weekly, seasonal and quarterly events in addition to short excursions around Los Angeles County. The Beverly Hill shuttle provides transportation to and from the center.
- Vice Chair Lurie informed the Commission that members are returning to Music Mends Minds and additionally suggested a drum circle being a match with the high school’s Generations Club.
- Chair Sherry requested the BHAAC events be placed on the Event Calendar.
Recreation and Parks Commission Special Meeting Synopsis April 26, 2022
NEW BUSINESS
6. ZOOZ Fitness Adaptive Fitness and Wellness Program
Matthew Brown, Recreation Services Manager
Matthew Brown, Recreation Services Manager, provided information to the Commission on the ZOOZ Fitness Adaptive Fitness and Wellness Program. - This current Beverly Hills vendor, with an existing Beverly Hills client base, will be presenting a proposal for the City.
- Their current offerings include group fitness training along with Virtual Sessions are completely inclusive.
- The Commission agreed to move forward with the program and to include the school district.
7. “Behind the Scenes in Beverly Hills” Teen Advisory Committee Project Ashley Sylvester, Recreation Supervisor
Ashley Sylvester, Recreation Supervisor, updated the Commission on a project that the Teen Advisory Committee (TAC) is currently working on. This time capsule project entitled “Behind the Scenes of Beverly Hills” is seeking participation from current Recreation & Parks Commissioners to be interviewed. This would entail the Teen Advisory Committee members interviewing Commissioners on what it is like to hold a position as a City Commissioner. The TAC will have members acting in the role of the interviewers, filmmakers and editors as well as liaisons between the Committee and Commission. The interviews will be reviewed and edited by the TAC members and broadcast on the City’s social media sites, BHTV and the Beverly Hills School station KBEV.
- The Commissioners look forwarding to being interviewed about what is involved in being a Commissioner for the City in addition to being one during the pandemic with virtual meetings.
CONTINUED BUSINESS
8. Pickleball Update
Matthew Brown, Recreation Services Manager
On Tuesday March 22, 2022, Recreation Services Manager, Matthew Brown, provided information and reviewed the results from the pickleball community survey, and discussed next steps for improvements and evaluation of the pilot pickleball program. Operational changes and continuing efforts in support of pickleball were discussed.
- Staff provided updates on the action items completed in addition to the next steps planned for assessing and potentially addressing the community noise impacts as well as additional concerns that were outlined in previous meetings. - Commissioner Roston requested that more courts and times be available at Roxbury Park for the same amount of time as they are for La Cienega Tennis Center, especially for residents who can walk there. A 7am start time isn’t necessary.
- Commissioner Roston thanked Beverly Hills Tennis for their support in addition to their new roster of additional programs and lessons in addition to thanking staff for the new nets and brooms.
- Chair Sherry suggested having the first step of moving the lower La Cienega courts to the upper courts to see if that solves some of the current issues. Patty Acuna, Assistant Director of Community Services, informed the Commission that the new court locations would be considered a pilot program for the summer months and wanted to reach out to BH Tennis with additional suggestions of Recreation and Parks Commission Special Meeting Synopsis April 26, 2022
using the high school courts. A short 3 month pilot program was agreed. Staff to return next month with costs of restriping.
- Commissioner Javor urged research into cheaper noise deadening materials, that would offer a cheaper alternative to the Acoustifence quote. Also emphasized that moving forward quickly with a sound study was important, and suggested offering a survey to tennis patrons on the noise effects of Pickleball after the new court locations are installed. Commission Roston requested receiving a copy of the listing for the green and red zone paddles.
STATUS REPORTS
9. DIRECTOR’S REPORT
PROJECT UPDATES
Recreation & Parks Commission Training Update
- The Commission reviewed dates for July 2022.
Program Updates
- Programs and events are returning and participation numbers are increasing Arbor Day, Friday, April 29, 2022, 11am, 1100 Coldwater Canyon - A tree planting with the pre-school children
Business with Bosse- Monday, April 25, 2022, 6:30-8:00pm at Tommy’s Beverly Hills, 235 N. Canon Drive
Live with Lili – Monday, May 9, 7:00-8:00pm at Beverly Hills City Hall All Commission Training, Monday, May 16, 2022, 6pm – 9pm, City Hall Event Calendar
- Reviewed
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMMISSION
10. Chair Report
a. Mayor’s Cabinet Meeting
- Chair Sherry thanked Vice Chair Lurie for attending April’s Mayor’s Cabinet Meeting on her behalf.
- Meeting Minutes
Reviewed
b. Ad Hoc Committees
- Vice Chair Lurie informed the Commission there will be a meeting on April 27, 2022 for the Climate Action & Adaptation Plan Community Advisory Committee. - The Teen Advisory Committee has returned in person.
c. Other items brief announcements, request for information, and brief reports on activities
- Vice Chair Lurie gave a shout-out to the successful Dance & Fitness Blast event.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM STAFF
11. Recreation and Parks Commission Upcoming Meetings
Review calendar and attendance
Recreation and Parks Commission Special Meeting Synopsis April 26, 2022
- May will be another Special Meeting at 10am due to a City Council scheduling conflict.
PREPARATION OF NEXT MONTH’S AGENDA
NEXT MEETING: May 24, 2022, Special Meeting at 10am
ADJOURNMENT
Date / Time: April 26, 2022 / 12:16 p.m.
CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS
Room 280A
455 North Rexford Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
and
Teleconference Location:
21727 K Street
Elkhorn, NE 68022
PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING
SYNOPSIS
April 28, 2022
1:30 PM
Recordings of the Planning Commission’s meetings are available online at www.beverlyhills.org
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
Date/Time: April 28, 2022 / 1:37 PM
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
Commissioners Present: Commissioners Ross, Demeter, Ostroff, Vice Chair Hudnut, Chair Licht
Commissioners Absent: None
Staff Present: Ryan Gohlich, Masa Alkire, Cindy Gordon, Andre Sahakian, Chloe Chen, Karen Myron, David Snow, Kevin Riley
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE
Members of the public may address the Commission regarding any items not on the Agenda that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Commission. By State law, the Commission may not discuss or vote on items not on the Agenda.
Public Input: David Gingold
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
By Order of the Chair, the agenda was approved as presented.
CONSENT CALENDAR
1. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES
Consideration of Minutes of the Planning Commission regular meeting of April 14, 2022.
Planning Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 28, 2022
Motion: MOVED by Commissioner Demeter, SECONDED by
Commissioner Ross to adopt the minutes as presented (5-0).
AYES: Commissioners Ross, Demeter, Ostroff, Vice Chair Hudnut, Chair Licht
NOES: None
CARRIED
REPORTS FROM PRIORITY AGENCIES
None
CONTINUED BUSINESS
2. 9120 OLYMPIC BOULEVARD (HARKHAM HILLEL HEBREW ACADEMY) Conditional Use Permit, Development Plan Review, Variances (PL1900239) Request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow the expansion of an educational institution and to seek relief from the applicable height limits in the R-4 Zone; a Development Plan Review to allow for construction of an addition to an existing educational institution; a Variance to deviate from the required front yard setbacks along South Doheny Drive and South Oakhurst Drive; and a Variance to allow an outdoor game court to be located within the R-4 Zone.
Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the Planning Commission will also consider adoption of a Categorical Exemption for this project. (Cindy Gordon, AICP, Principal Planner) (Continued from the February 24, 2022 Planning Commission meeting)
Ex Parte Communications: Commissioner Demeter disclosed conversations with Irit Hillman, Anette Cohen, and Karen Sachs; she advised she remains open-minded on the matter.
Commissioner Ross disclosed having extensive conversations with David Gingold, and advised he remains open-minded on the matter. Vice Chair Hudnut disclosed visiting the project site and speaking with both the Rabbi and the Principal, and advised that he remains open-minded on the matter. Chair Licht also disclosed visiting the project site and speaking with the Principal, the Rabbi, and some of the security guards; he advised he remains openminded on the matter. Commissioner Ostroff had no ex parte communications.
Project Planner: Cindy Gordon, AICP, Principal Planner
Project Applicant: Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy
Project Representative: Shane Swerdlow, Craig Lawson & Co., LLC Public Input: Diana Gordon, Sharon Halvey Gomperts, Megan Wetzel, Stephen Bohbot, Tracey Hannum, David Gingold, Neeli Gottlieb, Nicole Hanasab, JJ Duchman, Rona Lalezary, Shannon Ram, Ramak
Elyson, Jill Moray Reichman, Orly Nassir, Nate Dakar, Gay Abrams, Naania Aviv, Daniel Witner, Jack Nourafshan, Nava Raziel, Morris Israel, Michael Ozery, Jacob Israel, Benjamin Winter, Yona Magady, Scott Reardon, Ariel Molayem, Elliot & Ruthi Kahn, Elyas & Anna Myers, Daniel & Amanda Ghalchi, Firouzeh Yeroushalmi, Joshua & Danielah Pourgol, Brian & Naomi Zwecker, Jonathan & Rachel Kessler, Frieda Dweck, Yonatan & Rosey Partiel, Shula Planning Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
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Itzhaki, Jacob & Hedieh Moussai, Ariel & Tiffany Ourian, Eli & Ayala Satrashans, Hamid & Mona Rashidi Doust, Abraham & Roya
Benelyahu, Sharon Eshaghoff, Virginia Morris, Navid & Stephanie Zadeh, Erith & Adam Berg, Sharon Landau, Danny & Lemor
Halevy, Sharon DeMayo, Linda Carolei, Annie Lehatto, Sigal Marman-Harosh, Adam & Jesse Shaked, Bobby Rostami, MD,
Faroud & Sandra Bastanfar, Jordan & Ilana Moss, Shervin Eshghian, MD, Betsy Magilnick, Malka Katzin
Motion: MOVED by Vice Chair Hudnut, SECONDED by Commissioner Ross to direct staff to prepare a resolution memorializing the Commission’s findings, and to continue the item to the May 26, 2022 Planning Commission meeting (4-1).
AYES: Commissioners Ross, Ostroff, Vice Chair Hudnut, Chair Licht NOES: Commissioner Demeter
CARRIED
The Commission took a recess at 5:36 PM
The Commission reconvened at 5:39 PM
Chair Licht advised that his home is approximately 980 feet from the One Beverly Hills project site, and as such, considered whether the following factors associated with his property would be affected by the proposed development: development potential, income-producing potential, highest and best use, character by substantially altering traffic levels, intensity of use, parking, views, privacy, noise level, air quality, or market value. He determined that these factors would not be affected, and thus will be participating in the discussion. In addition, his leasehold interest in an office less than 1,000 feet from the project site. He considered the possibility of impacts in the following areas: termination date of the lease, increase or decrease in the potential rental value, change to the official, actual, or legally allowable use of the property, or impact on the use and enjoyment of the property. He also determined that these factors would not be affected.
Vice Chair Hudnut advised that he is an equity shareholder of the property adjacent to the One Beverly Hills Site, and that both his residence and office are within 500 feet of Spring Place. As such, he recused from both items #3 and #4 on the agenda, and left the meeting at 5:43 PM.
3. 9876, 9900, AND 9988 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD (ONE BEVERLY HILLS OVERLAY
SPECIFIC PLAN)
Vesting Tentative Tract Map and Development Plan Review (PL2100212) Request for Vesting Tentative Tract Map No. 83356 and associated Development Plan Review to subdivide three parcels into a 34-lot airspace subdivision for a maximum of 340 residential condominiums in connection with the development of a mixed-use project located at 9876, 9900, and 9988 Wilshire Boulevard. Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the California Environmental Quality Act, the Planning Commission will also consider a Certified Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report. (Andre Sahakian, AICP, Principal Planner) (Continued from the April 14, 2022 Planning Commission meeting) Ex Parte Communications: None
Planning Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
April 28, 2022
Project Planner: Andre Sahakian, AICP, Principal Planner Project Applicant: Oasis West Realty LLC / BH Luxury Residences LLC Project Representative: George Mihlsten, Latham & Watkins LLP Public Input: Gay Abrams
Motion: MOVED by Commissioner Ross, SECONDED by Commissioner Demeter to adopt the resolution as presented (4-0-1).
AYES: Commissioners Ross, Demeter, Ostroff, Chair Licht NOES: None
RECUSED: Vice Chair Hudnut
CARRIED
PLANNING COMMISSION / BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENTS / PLANNING AGENCY PUBLIC HEARINGS – NEW BUSINESS
Citing office location within 500 feet of the subject property, and current membership at Spring Place, Chair Licht recused from item #4 and left the meeting at 5:58 PM.
With both Vice Chair Hudnut and Chair Licht recused and no longer in attendance, and in accordance with Section 7 of the Commission’s Rules of Procedure, the remaining Commissioners unanimously elected Commissioner Demeter to serve as Temporary Chair for the remainder of the meeting.
4. 9800 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD AND 121 SPALDING DRIVE (SPRING PLACE) Per a request by the Planning Commission, a report to review the operations of Spring Place, a co-working office and private membership club at 9800 Wilshire Boulevard and 121 Spalding Drive.
Ex Parte Communications: None
Project Planner: Chloe Chen, Associate Planner
Project Applicant: City Initiated
Project Representative: Mark Egerman, Egerman Law Group, LLC Public Input: Steve Mayer
Project Representative Mark Egerman noted that both the CEO and COO of Spring Place were unable to attend today’s meeting, and requested that the item be continued to a future meeting so that they will be able to attend.
Motion: MOVED by Commissioner Ostroff, SECONDED by Commissioner Ross to continue the item to the May 12, 2022 Planning
Commission meeting (3-0-2).
AYES: Commissioners Ross, Ostroff, Acting Chair Demeter NOES: None
RECUSED: Vice Chair Hudnut, Chair Licht
CARRIED
Planning Commission Regular Meeting Synopsis
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STUDY SESSION
None
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMMISSION
None
COMMUNICATIONS FROM STAFF
City Planner Updates
o Director of Community Development Ryan Gohlich advised the Commission that at its meeting on Tuesday, April 26, the City Council voted to approve the code cleanup item that the Planning Commission had recently recommended.
5. Current Planning Projects List
o Received and filed
6. 2022 Meeting Schedule
o Received and filed
ADJOURNMENT
Date / Time: April 28, 2022 / 6:07 PM