Tag: Hancock Park Homeowner’s Association
Around the Town: Galas, concert and scholarships toast the season
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO) rolled out the red carpet for Music Director Designate Jaime Martin, welcoming him prior to the launch of his tenure next fall, and honored Margaret Batjer on her 20 years as LACO concertmaster at its annual concert gala May 2 at the downtown InterContinental Hotel. The evening’s musical centerpiece, led […]
Concrete street repair work, survey set in Hancock Park
Plans are underway to repair Hancock Park streets with concrete. “We are delighted to be working with our new Councilman David Ryu to develop a plan to repair our streets and intersections with concrete,” said Cindy Chvatal, president of the Hancock Park Homeowners Association. The group’s Streets Committee met with Councilman Ryu and members of […]
Staffing, street safety, repair, traffic on Ryu’s to-do list
Nikki Ezhari’s appointment as senior deputy for Fourth District City Councilman David Ryu last month marks the appointment of more than half of his initial 15-member team, said chief of staff Sarah Dusseault. A key focus of the new team is fulfilling the councilman’s campaign promise. “We’ve been pretty clear our agenda is to bring […]
Update on Farmers project at Ebell
The public is invited to see revised plans for the new residential development proposed for the former Farmers Insurance property along Wilshire Blvd. between Rimpau and Muirfield. The site includes the existing seven-story tower and two large parking lots. The meeting is at The Ebell, 743 S. Lucerne, on Wed., July 8, at 8 p.m. Density […]
Highland Avenue receives replacement palm trees
Ten palm trees will be installed in the Highland Ave. median between Melrose Ave. and Wilshire Blvd. The project is sponsored by the Hancock Park Homeowners Association to replace trees that have died or been terminally damaged. The Washingtonian fan palms are eight feet tall and will grow three feet a year, said Sabine Hoppner […]
Hancock Park residents urge attention to streets, median upkeep
Quality of life issues dominated the Hancock Park Homeowners Association meeting on Oct. 21. Close to 80 residents filled John Burroughs Middle School auditorium and peppered Councilman Tom LaBonge with questions about street and sidewalk repaving, pothole repair and median maintenance. LaBonge presented options concerning the more expensive concrete versus asphalt repaving on Hancock Park […]
