Contact Councilmember Nythia Raman. Due to redistricting Weddington is now in Councilmember Raman's CD4 making her the primary decision maker. She can require an alternate location be considered for this project.
EVERY PUBLIC COMMENT BECOMES PART OF THE OFFICIAL RECORD AND INFLUENCES WHETHER OR NOT THE PROJECT GOES FORWARD. YOUR LETTER IS YOUR VOICE AND VOTE!
STEP 1: Submit written public comment, use this template or write in your own words.
The proper opening of your letter would be: “Dear Councilmember Raman,“
STEP 2: Send your email to: Councilmember.Raman@lacity.org, CC: kimberly.henry@lacity.org
and BCC: saveweddington2023@gmail.com
Subject: OPPOSITION TO ENV-2020-1512-EIR Weddington Golf & Tennis
SPREAD THE WORD
After you send an email to your councilmember, there are many other things you can do today to help.
- Display a lawn sign
- Tell your friends
- Follow us on social media
- Donate
- Volunteer
Contact us for more information at info@saveweddington.org
- DEIR - Draft Environmental Impact Report on the Los Angeles City Planning Site (scroll down to the bottom of the page)
- Initial Study - by Harvard Westlake, their answers to the environmental impact and damage their mega complex will cause. Destruction of golf course (pg 15), 80 foot floodlights and 11 foot walls (pg. 22/27) Restricted access (pg 31) Traffic (pg 49/50)
- Notice of Preparation - City Planner's notes on what Harvard Westlake is asking for, which is special permission (referred to as "entitlements") to build this project which does not meet current zoning laws.
- Cultural Heritage Commission - They voted for the property for Historical Landmark designation. Read the actual CHC staff findings. Don't be mislead.
Presently Weddington is open space with natural trees and grass and has been open for public use 7 days a week, 8 am to 9 pm,
Our future, after 2 ½ years of construction. This mega complex will add traffic, loud noise and bright lights at night for private school events.
