Blair Hills Association
Meeting, January 15, 2019
(These minutes were prepared Angela Arnold.)
Minutes of the Blair Hills Association, Culver City, California,
held at the Stoneview Nature Center at 7:00 p.m. on the 15th day of January,
2019.
I. CALL TO ORDER
Kerri
Payne-Lui called the meeting to order at 7:11 pm.
II. ROLL CALL OF OFFICERS
Present: Annie Wilson, Antoinette Lowe,
Kerri Payne-Lui, Angela Arnold
Absent:
III. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE
REGULAR MEETING (November 13, 2018)
Motion by Annie, seconded by Antoinette to approve the minutes
of the Regular Meeting of November 2018, Motion Carried
IV. Current Financial Condition.
V. Announcements
VI. New business
·
There is a dangerous blind spot at the four way stop at Lenawee
and Ivy. Because of the pedestrian crossing on Lenawee, the stop sign cannot be
moved forward. The fence on the north side of Ivy blocks the view of those
turning left, but it also is legal and up to the property owner’s discretion.
Be careful at this intersection and pull out slowly.
·
Floretta Taylor Gafton – Beautification
projects – If anyone in the neighborhood has ideas for future beautification
projects please come to the February meeting and speak with Floretta, who heads
the beautification committee.
VII. Old business
·
Neighborhood block party will be scheduled for the second Saturday
in August
·
Schultz construction project
o
The project between Lenawee and La Cienega is running behind
schedule. They are waiting on Edison’s approval for the underground utilities
before putting the new streets in. It will be another few months before Edison
approves and the work can get started. There will be a three way stop at the
intersection of Lenawee and the project.
o
The project includes 8 new homes and an assisted living facility.
The first phase including four houses has begun. The second phase including
four more houses will kickoff when the first phase is
complete. The new streets will go in as part of the first phase, which should
be complete by late spring.
o
Square footage of the new houses is 3,200. They are 4 bed, 4 bath,
single family homes. The existing home on the site will remain.
o Assisted living facility –
They are working on financing for the facility. Should be 9 months from
financial commitment to permits from the city, and then 18-24 months to build.
The facility will have 90 units and 100 beds. The facility qualifies for
residential zoning. Also there will be a deceleration
lane built on La Cienega to provide an entrance to the assisted living
facility. However you will not be able to exit to La
Cienega from the site.
VIII. Guest Speakers
Kerri
made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 7:58pm. Seconded by Annie. Motion
Carried.