WVHA Annual Meeting

WVHA Annual Meeting
March 1, 2012
St. John's Presbyterian Church
11000 National Blvd
6:30 - 8:30 PM
Please join your neighbors at the Annual Meeting on March 1st.

Last year we heard from members who said the meeting started too early for them to attend. So we will have coffee and dessert starting at 6:30 pm, and start the meeting at 7:00.

Our brief business meeting and election will be
followed by discussions with our L.A.P.D. Senior Lead
Officer, Juan Ceja, and our two City Council Members
Paul Koretz, and Bill Rosendahl and/or their staff. If
you have any questions for Officer Ceja, or either City
Councilmember, please email your questions, or
concerns to Westsidevillageboard@yahoo.com.

Armed Robbery Verizon Store 02/21/12

TYPE: -Armed Robbery
WHERE:- 3100 Overland Ave.
WHEN: - Feb. 21, 2012
SUSPECTS: -male black, light skin, 20-30 years old
CHARACTERISTICS: -Two male black, wearing security jackets, one wearing a fake beard,Abraham Lincoln type, entered the Verizon store, on Overland and Queensland, upon closing time around 9:00 pm, brandished a hand gun and demanded money.
They were seen leaving the area, in a white Silverado truck.
Thankfully no one was hurt!

Anyone with information regarding this crime please notify LAPD SLO Ceja at 310-622-3975 or call 877-ASK-LAPD

MVCC Opposes 7-11 on Overland Avenue in Mar Vista The Community Council responded to large number of Westside Village neighbors who came out in force

Follow this link to read a comprehensive article which details the presentation and the meeting to give you a thorough update of what occurred:

http://tinyurl.com/8yzabzq

Westside Village Residents to Rally Against Proposed 7-Eleven on Tuesday Evening

There has been mounting concerns from Residents that a (24-hour) 7-Eleven looking sell alcohol in the former Farm Boy space on Overland and Queensland will alter the character of Westside Village. Concerns being expressed include adding more in-and-out traffic to what is already a dangerous intersection; the sale of individual cans and bottles of beer will bring an unwelcome element to our neighborhood increasing litter from those who will park on our dark streets to drink; increased crime in the community that this type of 24-hour convenience store attracts; other established businesses in our community will be hurt by lost revenue.

The email support has been terrific, however the only way to persuade the City Council to reconsider letting another 7-Eleven move in to our area is to have a strong showing at the community meeting on Tuesday night.
If you are not able to attend, please email us your comments and concerns. Every email will be printed and taken to the meeting.
Yes, unfortunately that is Valentine's Day, but your presence is so important...it would be the best Valentine's Gift you could give your family and neighbors!


Mar Vista Park Recreation Center at Palms and Barrington/McLaughlin, Tuesday, February 14 at 7:00 PM



We are NOT looking forward to more of this in our neighborhood.