MEETING AGENDA
march 8, 2023
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: Sea Aire Golf Clubhouse - 22730 Lupine Dr, Torrance, CA 90505
Deputy City Manager Viet Hoang and Social Worker Valerie Hernandez are the City’s two experts on the needs of, and the services available to, the unhoused population of Torrance. Viet organizes the Torrance portion of the County’s Homeless Count every year, and was instrumental in bringing the City’s Tiny Homes Village to fruition. Valerie, a Harbor Interfaith social worker, is contracted specifically to provide for the needs of the homeless in our City.
At SNA’s General Meeting, prepare to gain insight into the factors that lead an individual or family to become unhoused, and what it takes to put them back on the road to stability.
Location: Sea Aire Golf Clubhouse - 22730 Lupine Dr, Torrance, CA 90505
Deputy City Manager Viet Hoang and Social Worker Valerie Hernandez are the City’s two experts on the needs of, and the services available to, the unhoused population of Torrance. Viet organizes the Torrance portion of the County’s Homeless Count every year, and was instrumental in bringing the City’s Tiny Homes Village to fruition. Valerie, a Harbor Interfaith social worker, is contracted specifically to provide for the needs of the homeless in our City.
At SNA’s General Meeting, prepare to gain insight into the factors that lead an individual or family to become unhoused, and what it takes to put them back on the road to stability.
MEETING AGENDA
february 8, 2023
Time: 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Location: Sea Aire Golf Clubhouse - 22730 Lupine Dr, Torrance, CA 90505
2022 Holiday Lights Display Recap meeting and workshop addressing comments and suggestions from affected residents, and results from the Sleepy Hollow neighborhood poll. All residents who were affected by issues arising during the 2022 Holiday Lights Displays period are invited to attend. Representatives from the City Manager’s Office, the Code Enforcement Division of the Community Development Dept., TPD and City Council have been invited to answer questions about sidewalk vending, the Cottage Food Industry Pilot Program and law enforcement.
Location: Sea Aire Golf Clubhouse - 22730 Lupine Dr, Torrance, CA 90505
2022 Holiday Lights Display Recap meeting and workshop addressing comments and suggestions from affected residents, and results from the Sleepy Hollow neighborhood poll. All residents who were affected by issues arising during the 2022 Holiday Lights Displays period are invited to attend. Representatives from the City Manager’s Office, the Code Enforcement Division of the Community Development Dept., TPD and City Council have been invited to answer questions about sidewalk vending, the Cottage Food Industry Pilot Program and law enforcement.
Meeting Agenda - virtual
November 9, 2022
Guest speaker will be Ms. Michelle Ramirez, Director of the Department of Community Development. Ms. Ramirez, will speak on the topic of: 5000 more Housing Units in Torrance by 2029, Why? How? Where?
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
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Meeting ID: 243 958 2451
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
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meeting agenda
September 14, 2022
TREES, WATER CONSERVATION, RECYCLING AND HEROES PARK are the focus of SNA’s September General Meeting.
Time: 7:00 pm. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
Location: Sea Aire Golf Clubhouse - 22730 Lupine Dr, Torrance, CA 90505
“I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues,” says the main character in the wise Dr. Seuss book, “The Lorax.” Many people in our area speak ABOUT the Torrance trees, wanting to know why they’re cut down, and what plans are in place to replace them. Park Services Manager Tracy Drake will answer questions about the City’s parks and City Arborist Luis Ochoa, will answer questions regarding the City's trees.
As evidenced by our brown lawns and gardens, Los Angeles County is in its third year of drought. What specifically does the City of Torrance require of its residents to minimize water usage? Chuck Schaich, Public Works Policy and Resource Specialist, and Leah Portman, Administrative Analyst, will clarify water conservation laws and give suggestions for low water gardening.
A third City employee, Sanitation Manager Chris Kuebert, will discuss recycling and kitchen food scrap disposal.
SNA V. P. of Membership, Jenna Christensen, will talk about the vegetation at our own Seaside Heroes Park, where she leads volunteers once a month in beautifying the grounds.
Time: 7:00 pm. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
Location: Sea Aire Golf Clubhouse - 22730 Lupine Dr, Torrance, CA 90505
“I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues,” says the main character in the wise Dr. Seuss book, “The Lorax.” Many people in our area speak ABOUT the Torrance trees, wanting to know why they’re cut down, and what plans are in place to replace them. Park Services Manager Tracy Drake will answer questions about the City’s parks and City Arborist Luis Ochoa, will answer questions regarding the City's trees.
As evidenced by our brown lawns and gardens, Los Angeles County is in its third year of drought. What specifically does the City of Torrance require of its residents to minimize water usage? Chuck Schaich, Public Works Policy and Resource Specialist, and Leah Portman, Administrative Analyst, will clarify water conservation laws and give suggestions for low water gardening.
A third City employee, Sanitation Manager Chris Kuebert, will discuss recycling and kitchen food scrap disposal.
SNA V. P. of Membership, Jenna Christensen, will talk about the vegetation at our own Seaside Heroes Park, where she leads volunteers once a month in beautifying the grounds.
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