HOLMBY NEWS
September 23, 2022
From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.
1. Relaxed Parking During the Jewish Holidays
2. Proposed Filming – Wyton Dr.
3. Updated Masking Guidance
4. LAPD Crime Report
5. “Ankle-Biter” Mosquitos Plague Southern California
6. November Election – Candidate Forums
7. Activities & Things to Do
8. HWPOA Contact Information
1. RELAXED PARKING DURING THE JEWISH HOLIDAYS
The Council Office has notified us that parking will be relaxed in our community during the upcoming Jewish holidays. For a complete list of dates and locations where the parking rules will be relaxed, please click here:
Relaxed Parking – Jewish Holidays 2022
Please note that portions of Strathmore and Westholme near Hillel will not have relaxed parking, per Hillel’s conditional use permit.
2. PROPOSED FILMING – WYTON DR.
PROPOSED FILMING – Germany’s Next Top Model is interested in filming at 10350 Wyton Dr. from Nov. 4 – Dec. 17 with additional days for prep and strike. All filming would be done with a small crew entirely on property with no street closures, and no street parking. The reality/docu style filming of the models on this show as they go about their daily lives cooking, interviews, phone calls to family back home, and practicing their runway walks. None of this involves noise at a level that will be heard beyond this property. The show’s location manager will be available 24/7 during the entire production period.
As this house has been previously rented as an AirB&B for parties, this would ensure two months of quiet activity.
FIlmLA requires that a survey be taken of the homes in close proximity to this location. Survey takers have and will continue to visit those nearby homes in the next few days. We encourage your cooperation as filming is important to the economy of our city and this production will be making a donation to your HOA which directly benefits our neighborhood.
3. UPDATED MASKING GUIDANCE
Starting Friday, September 23, the LA Dept. of Publich Health aligns with updated masking guidance from the state:
- Indoor masking shifts to personal preference (unless required by the site)
- Allow correctional facilities & shelters to make masks optional when COVID-19 levels are low & no recent outbreaks
- No longer need to wear a mask when at the airport or riding public transportation.
4. LAPD CRIME REPORT
BURGLARY (entry of structure w/intent to commit theft or a felony)
Incident #: 220814543
900 BLOCK HILTS AV | 9/14/2022 @ 1:00 PM
ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON (ADW) (likely to produce great bodily injury)
Incident #: 220814557
WILSHIRE & MALCOLM | 9/13/2022 @ 9:20 PM
File a Police Report Online: click here
EMERGENCY: 911
NON-EMERGENCY: 1-877-275-5273
All other City Services: 311
West L.A. Community Police Station –1663 Butler Ave.
James Allen, Senior Lead Officer
Office: 310-444-0741
Email: 39318@lapd.online
West LA Community Police Station Website: click here
LAPD Website: www.lapdonline.org
5. “ANKLE-BITER” MOSQUITOS PLAGUE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
From the Westwood-Century City Patch:
The Aedes mosquito is an invasive, nasty little bloodsucker commonly known as an “ankle-biter”. The Aedes mosquito is not like the mosquitos Californians are used to.
Atypical of other mosquitos that usually go for just one bite at dawn or dusk, Aedes mosquitos are aggressive and love to bite people during the day according to Aaron Arugay, Executive Director of Los Angeles County West Vector Control.
These mosquitos breed quicker in smaller containers than others. Their eggs can be found in any container with standing water, even something as tiny as a bottlecap. Most Aedes activity in a community comes from residential backyards.
To combat the spread of Aedes mosquitos, vector control agencies recommended people get rid of all standing water. Most mosquitos lay eggs on the surface of the water, but Aedes mosquitos lay their eggs on the sides of containers so simply dumping out the water may not eliminate the bugs.
During the drought, many residents have been saving their own recycled water and storing it outside in order to use less water, but Arugay said if these reserves are kept uncovered, they could become another breeding ground for the mosquitos.
It’s recommended that residents do away with plant saucers and keep repellant handy to help control the spread of the Aedes mosquito.
To read the complete article, please click here:
Westwood-Century City Patch – Aedes Mosquitos
6. NOVEMBER ELECTION – CANDIDATE FORUMS
UCLA & Westwood Village
Community Partners Present Candidate Forums:
Your Vote, Our Future
Wednesday, September 28, 2022, from 6-9 pm
Billy Wilder Theatre @ Hammer Museum
The November elections will result in new leadership at the city and county levels, with current City Councilmember Paul Koretz vacating Council District 5, and County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl is retiring, leaving an opening for Supervisorial District 3. Hear from the candidates looking to fill these local seats and how they might address important issues, including housing and homelessness; public safety; sustainability and transportation; and economic recovery.
SCHEDULE
6 pm: Box office opens
7 pm: LA City Council – District 5 Forum
- Katy Young Yaroslavsky
- Sam Yebri
8 pm: LA County Board of Supervisors – District 3 Forum
- Bob Hertzberg
- Lindsey Horvath
CO-MODERATORS
- Dr. Darnell Hunt, Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost, UCLA
- Alex Cohen, Anchor, “Your Morning” and Host, “Inside the Issues,” Spectrum News 1
RSVP – Click Here
This event will also be live streamed on the Hammer Channel..
For more information, visit hammer.ucla.edu/2022candidateforum
7. ACTIVITIES & THINGS TO DO
HALLOWEEN HAUNTED HOUSES
Throughout Southern California
Presented by the Westwood-Century City Patch
It’s terror time! Check out the spookiest, scream-inducing haunts near you in the Los Angeles County region. Ready for the annual scare season? As Halloween nears, bone-chilling options abound at haunted houses throughout Greater Los Angeles and nearby. Peruse the list of amusement-park extravaganzas and local fear-fests. Several open in mid-September or early October, and tickets to many are on sale.
Westwood-Century City Patch
Halloween Haunted Houses 2022
NEW EXHIBITIONS AT THE HAMMER MUSEUM
Saturday, October 1 and Tuesday, October 11
October brings three new major exhibitions to the Hammer!
Opening October 1:
- Picasso Cut Papers – Devoted to a little known yet foundational aspect of Pablo Picasso’s artistic practice, Picasso Cut Papers spans the artist’s full career.
Opening October 11:
- Bob Thompson: This House Is Mine – The first major survey of the visionary US painter in more than 20 years makes its Los Angeles debut.
- Joan Didion: What She Means – Curated by Hilton Als, Joan Didion: What She Means is an exhibition as portrait, a narration of the life of one artist by another.
Click here for more information:
Hammer Museum – Upcoming Exhibitions
8. HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION
Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, Inc.
P.O. Box 49180
Los Angeles, CA 90049
Phone: (310) 470-1785 (call/text)
Email: hwpoa@aol.com OR info@holmbywestwoodpoa.org
Website: www.holmbywestwoodpoa.org
Pay Membership Dues: https://squareup.com/store/hwpoa
You Are Invited . . .
- To attend our monthly Board Meetings*
- To let us know your concerns about our community and your ideas about how we might work to improve it
- To become involved in our Association.
*Board Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. Please confirm prior to attending.
