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Candidates Wanted!
If you are a community leader, or just someone who cares about East
Hollywood, consider running for the Neighborhood Council! Its a great way
to get to make a difference in your community!
Anyone 16 years or older who:
Lives
Works
Owns property
Attends school
Is a member of a faith-based organization (church, synagogue, temple,
ministry group); or
Is a staff or board member of a community-based organization serving the
EHNCs boundaries
...is a stakeholder of the East Hollywood Neighborhood Council. With a
document to verify your stakeholder status, you can run for election to
the Governing Board.
What
Board Seats Can I Run For?
There will be 18 seats in the EHNC Governing Board. Eleven seats represent
each of our neighborhood districts (NDs), one seat representing an at-large seat for the entire neighborhood council boundary area and six seats represent at-large
stakeholder categories. Anyone who holds EHNC
stakeholder status in any of the NDs can run to represent that particular
ND. You
might be qualified to run for more than one seat, but you can only choose
one seat when you file as a candidate.
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Neighborhood District 1: Thai Town
North
North: North side of Hollywood Blvd. between Western and Normandie
East: West side of Normandie Ave. between Hollywood and Sunset
South: North side of Sunset Blvd. between Western and Normandie
West: East side of Western Ave. between Hollywood and Sunset |
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Neighborhood District 2: Thai Town
South
North: South side of Sunset Blvd. between Western and Normandie
East: West side of Normandie Ave. between Sunset and Fountain
South: North side of Fountain Ave. between Western and Normandie
West: East side of Western Ave. between Sunset and Fountain |
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Neighborhood District 3: Little Armenia West
North: South side of Fountain Ave. between Western and Normandie
East: West side of Normandie Ave. between Fountain and Santa Monica
South: North side of Santa Monica Blvd. between the 101 Fwy. And
Normandie
West: The 101 Fwy. and the east side of Western Ave between
La Mirada and Fountain |
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Neighborhood District 4: Kingsley Vista
North: South side of Santa Monica Blvd. between the 101 Fwy. and
Normandie
East: West side of Normandie Ave. between Santa Monica and the 101 Fwy.
South/West: The 101 Fwy. between Normandie and Santa Monica |
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Neighborhood District 5: Barnsdall
North: North side of Hollywood Blvd. between Normandie and Vermont
East: West side of Vermont Ave. between Hollywood and Fountain
South: North side of Fountain Ave between Normandie and Vermont
West: East side of Normandie Ave. between Hollywood and Fountain |
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Neighborhood District 6: Little Armenia East
North: South side of Fountain Ave. between Normandie and Vermont
East: West side of Vermont Ave. between Fountain and Santa Monica
South: North side of Santa Monica Blvd. between Normandie and Vermont
West: East side of Normandie Ave. between Fountain and Santa Monica |
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Neighborhood District 7: College
North: South side of Santa Monica Blvd. between Normandie and Vermont
East: West side of Vermont Ave between Santa Monica and Melrose
South: North side of Melrose Ave between the 101 Freeway and Vermont
West: East side of Normandie Ave. & 101 Fwy. Between Santa
Monica & Melrose. |
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Neighborhood District 8: Northeast
North: North side of Hollywood Blvd (from Vermont to Virgil) and
Sunset Blvd.
(from Virgil to Fountain) between Vermont and Fountain
East: West side of Hoover St. between Fountain and Santa Monica
South: North side of Santa Monica Blvd. between Vermont and Hoover
West: East side of Vermont Ave. between Hollywood and Santa Monica |
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Neighborhood District 9: Virgil Village North
North: South side of Santa Monica Blvd. between Vermont and Hoover
East: West side of Hoover St. between Santa Monica and Normal
South: North side of Normal Ave between Vermont and Hoover
West: East side of Vermont Ave. between Santa Monica and Normal |
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Neighborhood District 10: Virgil Village South
North: South side of Normal Ave. between Vermont and Hoover
East: West side of Hoover St. between Normal and Melrose
South: North side of Melrose Ave between Vermont and Hoover
West: East side of Vermont Ave. between Normal and Melrose |
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Neighborhood District 11: Four Streets/Dayton Heights
North: South side of Melrose Ave between the 101 Freeway and Hoover
East: West side of Hoover St. between Melrose and the 101 Freeway
South/West The 101 Freeway between Melrose and Hoover |
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At-Large
Any stakeholder representing the entire neighborhood council boundary area.
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Here is a map of our neighborhood districts:
The other six seats will
be represented by at-large stakeholder categories. Similarly, you might
qualify for more than one stakeholder category, but you must choose one seat in which to
run for.
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Tenant Representative
Any stakeholder who rents housing and lives in the EHNC boundary area. |
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Property Owner Representative
Any stakeholder who owns residential or commercial real estate
property in the EHNC
boundary area. |
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Business Representative
Any stakeholder who owns or is an employee of a business in the EHNC
boundary area. |
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Student Representative
Any stakeholder who attends school in the EHNC boundary area. |
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Community Services Representative
Any stakeholder who is an affirmed member of a faith-based
organization in the EHNC
Boundary Area or is a staff or board
member of a community-based, 501(c)3 non-profit
organization that
provides services within the EHNC Boundary Area. |
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Youth Representative
A
youth member age 16-18 representing any stakeholder category; if under
age 18
cannot vote on budgetary actions; must be under 18 at time of
nomination and may
continue their term past their 18th
birthday but must forfeit their seat before their
19th
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How Do I Run? What Will Happen?
• Complete and submit
the Candidate Filing Packet with the Office of the Los Angeles City Clerk by Tuesday, January 19, 2010.
• Attend the upcoming Candidate Information Workshop (TBA) for more information
• Attend our upcoming EHNC meetings on December 21, January 25, February 22 and March 15
• Encourage others in East Hollywood to come out and vote on March 20
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