The North Hollywood North East Neighborhood Council is an organization that is officially certified by the City of Los Angeles in September 2002 to increase our influence with City lawmakers and departments to improve our community. The NHNENC came about as a result of Los Angeles City Charter Reform and interested stakeholders in our community.

The Board is elected by stakeholders and holds monthly meetings, usually on the third Thursday of the month. The Board is comprised of volunteers Dedicated To Serving The Community with you.. We can't do it for you, but we can do it with you.

The Board is allocated a budget of $45,000 by the City from your tax dollars.

The board consists of 15 board members. A meeting must have 7 members for a quorum to do business.

1. Resident - includes renters of residential property and homeowners. 4
2. Business - includes retail and industrial business owners
   and / or employees. 2
3. Youth / Senior - includes members of youth, school and senior organizations. 3
4. Community Based Organization - includes members of such organizations and Faith based groups. 2
5. At Large- includes all Community Stakeholders. 4

Boundaries

The board is specifically focused on issues within its boundaries, which are:

• North: Sun Valley & Roscoe Blvd / Tujunga Ave. /  Sherman Way
• South: Vanowen St.
• East: Los Angeles City Limit
• West: Whitsett

View Boundary Map

Purpose of the NHNENC

1. To be a forum for discussion and review of community issues and projects;
2. To monitor the delivery of City services in North Hollywood North East Neighborhood Council geographic area.
3. To work with other organizations in North Hollywood and the surrounding areas which want help in accomplishing their objectives or projects, and which the North Hollywood North East Neighborhood Council desires to support;
4. To engage in such other activities as are allowed by law.

Policy of NHNENC

1. To inform its stakeholders of forthcoming projects.
2. To aid an individual or a group or organization in the advancement of pursuing whatever community project the individual or the members of the group or organization think desirable and which the council desires to support.
3. To create a forum to enable any individual or group or organization to speak out on any side of any issue on which the individual or group or organization wants to be heard.

Stakeholder Definition

A Community Stakeholder is anyone who:

1. Lives, works, or owns property in the neighborhood;
2. Participates in youth groups, senior groups, community based organizations, faith based institutions, and schools within the geographic boundaries of the neighborhood; or
3. Declares a stake in the neighborhood and affirms the factual basis for it as set forth in Article I, Section 1 of the bylaws.

Documents

Bylaws
Brown Act

Expenses to August 8, 2010
NC Budget FY 2010-11