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Q2 LPNA Meeting

Posted on April 24, 2016February 12, 2021 by Greg Peck

For those unable to attend the 2nd quarter LPNA meeting this past Saturday, you missed a plethora of information provided by the organizers, Greg Peck and Ann Hetherton, along with guest speakers:

Jean Dresden – From SJ Parks Advocates, see her overview and suggestions to improve our park, Parks Advocacy handout
Steven Spivak – Cottle/Lean NA Street Captain Coordinator updated us on the City’s proposed enforcement against illegal fireworks, SJFD Memorandum 4-1-16
Jaime Angulo – RLEI Program Manager with Catholic Charities, see his overview explaining the nature of RLEI and how you can participate, RLEI information

A special thanks to all of them for taking the time to coordinate and present on issues impacting our neighborhood. Official meeting minutes detailing all of this and more will be posted when they become available.

SJ City Council issues memo regarding Fireworks Ordinance

Posted on April 22, 2016February 12, 2021 by Greg Peck

At a recent SJ City Council meeting, the fireworks ordinance discussion approved a pilot program allowing additional resources to aid in enforcement against banned illegal fireworks within the City’s limits. The full text of the memo is available below.

SJFD Memorandum 4-1-16

Updated 4/27 with a followup memo issued by the city stating the outcome of the council meeting

SJ Fireworks Ordinance memo 8apr2016

First LPNA Meeting

Posted on January 25, 2016February 12, 2021 by Greg Peck

Los Paseos Neighborhood Association (LPNA) held its first all member meeting Saturday, January 23, 2016 at the Santa Teresa Library Branch. We had 4 distinguished guests from the City attend.

A SJPD Lieutenant and a Sergeant gave an update on the neighborhood crime status and updated us on the state of the City’s recovery from earlier manpower shortages, plans for the future, and the value of surveillance cameras in a neighborhood.

A manager from the Housing Department gave an update on homelessness and the City’s response to managing and helping the people negatively affected by any number of events in their lives.

A member of District 2 office who had helped LPNA get going during last year, and continues to give support and advise as we develop our association.

We went through an agenda to address the concerns and aspirations of members for our neighborhood.

Thanks to all who attended!.