GTLNC supports H.R. 6727, the Repealing the Institution for Mental Disease (IMD) Exclusion Act, and requests that Congresswoman Rivas Co-sponsor the bill
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GTLNC opposes efforts to eliminate or weaken the availability of landline telephone service and the regulatory obligations that protect that availability.
Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it!
Here is a handy, 1-page Emergency Evacuation Checklist to download and put to use immediately, if not sooner.
GTLNC speaks out against the City Attorney’s Office to constrain our free speech and advocacy.
The Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council (GTLNC) opposes the non code-compliant proposal to permit construction of a new 5-story approximately 58 feet in height, 13 units, 2 VLI, providing parking for 8 vehicles and 15 bicycles at 4423 Cartwright Avenue in Greater Toluca Lake.
GTLNC opposes over-densification of building development and population in our community and in our city, both of which are already fully built out and even over built out.
The Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council opposes the Los Angeles Department of Transportation’s proposed Forest Lawn Drive Active Transportation & Traffic Safety Project, as it would materially reduce the four motor vehicle lanes on Forest Lawn Drive between Memorial Drive and Zoo Drive, unnecessarily create congestion and drive time delays, and disproportionately prioritize a relatively small group of users at the expense of a majority of others.
The Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council supports the exclusion of R1 single family zones from multi-family housing development.
The Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council opposes the three draft ordinances of the Housing Element of the General Plan Rezoning Program as all these proposals which destroy our property, our peace of mind and the reason for which we built our lives here.
The Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council opposes the City of Los Angeles proposed Sewer Service Charge rate increase of $700 million over the next four years. This would double current customer rates beginning with a 22% increase in October 2024.
