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Onevoice. Onevision. Onehollywood ONEVOICE. ONEVISION. ONEHOLLYWOOD 2015 Annual Report of the Hollywood Property Owners Alliance ONEHOLLYWOOD The Hollywood Entertainment District Hollywood budget notes: Total annual assessment = $3,764,444. This chart does not include alley assessment ($137,000) which is not incorporated in percentage breadkown due to delivery of service to a Hollywood Property Owners Alliance targeted group of parcels. Board of Directors Hollywood Entertainment District Monica Yamada - President CIM Group 2015 John Tronson - Vice President Whitley Court Bungalows 6% Safety & Security 18% Maintenance/Streetscape Jan Martin, Secretary 45% 3% Spec Proj/Mktg/Consulting AMDA College and Conservatory District Mgmt/Admin of the Performing Arts 28% Contingency/Fees/Non pay Leslie Blumberg - The Fonda Theatre Joseph D’Amore - Hollywood Commercial Realty Darcy Derler-Judd - Roberston Properties Group Mark Echeverria - Musso & Frank Grill Michael Gargano - Argent Venures, LLC David Green - Nederlander West Coast Brian Johnson - Loews Hollywood Hotel Evan Kaizer - Sieroty Company Chad Lewis - Klein Financial Corporation John Lyons - Avalon Hollywood Galo Medina - CFS Investors Frank Stephan - Clarett West Development Mark Stephenson - Hollywood United Methodist Church Alyssa Van Breene - 6051 Hollywood Blvd. HPOA board and staff, left to right: Evan Kaizer, Frank Stephan, Monica Ex-Officio Yamada, Devin Strecker, David Green, John Lyons, Leslie Blumberg, Leron Gubler - Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Joseph D’Amore, Chad Lewis, Joseph Mariani Jr., Alyssa Van Breene, Captain Peter Zarcone - LAPD Hollywood Kerry Morrison, Matthew Severson, John Tronson and Ginnie Gallo. Not Pictured: Darcy Derler-Judd, Mark Echeverria, Michael Gargano, Brian Johnson, Jan Martin, Galo Medina, Mark Stephenson. 1 TWODISTRICTS The Sunset & Vine District Central Hollywood Coalition Board of Directors Sunset budget notes: Total annual assessment levied = $1,624,465. Carol Massie - President Sunset & Vine District McDonald’s 2015 Fabio Conti - Vice President Fabiolus Cucina 7% Safey & Security 12% Maintenance/Streetscape Arthur Stroyman - Secretary 3% Kilroy Realty Corporation 49% Marketing & Consulting District Mgmt/Admin 29% Kitty Gordillo - Treasurer Contingency/Fees/Non pay Hollywood/Wilshire YMCA David Calabrese - CIM Group Charles Eberly - The Eberly Company Brian Folb - Paramount Contractors & Developers Chase Gordon - Avison Young Bill Humphrey - Sunset Gower Studios Melissa Logan - Amoeba Music Elizabeth McDonald - Los Angeles Film School Michael Nourmand - Nourmand & Associates Michael Pogorzelski - AMPAS Fred Rosenthal - Ametron Joyce Williams-Maxwell - Emerson College CHC board and staff, left to right: Joyce Williams-Maxwell, Charles Eberly, Carol Massie, Bill Humphrey, Kerry Morrison, Joseph Mariani Jr., Brian Folb, Elizabeth McDonald, Fred Rosenthal, Michael Nourmand, Fabio Conti, Melissa Logan, Matthew Severson, Chase Gordon, David Calabrese, Kitty Gordillo and Devin Strecker. Not pictured: Michael Pogorzelski. 2 Streetscape & Planning Committee • Mark Echeverria, Musso & Frank Grill, HED Chair • Chase Gordon, Avison Young, SVBID Chair • Leslie Blumberg, The Fonda Theatre PUBLIC • Kitty Gordillo, YMCA Hollywood/Wilshire • Jeff Loeb, The Pantages Theatre • Carol Massie, McDonalds • Arthur Stroyman, Kilroy Realty Corp. SPACE As a part of the Streetscape & Planning Committee’s ongoing dedication to maintaining a clean and attractive Hollywood, stakeholders contributed Graffiti Abatement nearly eight hours of their time walking both districts. The walk-thrus, in late April 2015, served to identify both immediate maintenance fixes as well as opportunities for long-term special projects. This set forth the committee’s work program for the remainder of the year. The following projects are already in progress or in the planning stage as a result of the committee’s walk-thru: AFTER Maintenance Projects BEFORE • Installing/replacing trash can plaques • Consistent trash receptacles New Service Center • Tree replacements • Installing decomposed granite in empty tree wells • Adjusting/removing tree stakes • Light pole refurbishment Beautification Projects AFTER • Gateway landscaping BEFORE • Consistent tree wells • Tree well guards • Landscaping planters Maintenance Walk-Thrus • Public art Cleaning & Maintenance Center CleanStreet Gus Vargas - Supervisor 310-386-4767 3 Service Hollywood Entertainment Sunset & Vine District HED Zone Map District Zones Zone 1: Hollywood (La Zone 1: Sunset, Vine Brea to Gower), Cahuenga, Zone 2: Cahuenga, Wilcox Highland, and Vine (north of Sunset) Zone 2: Hollywood (Gower to Zone 3: All other side streets 101), Argyle, Ivar, Wilcox, Yucca Zone 3: All other side streets SVBID Zone Map Street & Gutter All zones: 7 days per week All zones: 7 days per week Sweeping Sidewalk Pressure Zone 1: 2 times per week Zone 1: 1 time per month Washing* Zone 2: 2 times per month Zone 2: 9 times per year Zone 3: 1 time per month Zone 3: 1 time every other month Trash Removal 200 receptacles 40 receptacles Waste Removal 7 three cubic yard dumpsters 3 three cubic yard dumpsters emptied 6 days per week emptied 3 days per week Graffiti Abatement Removed within 24 hours Removed within 72 hours Sidewalk Sweeping All zones: 7 days per week All zones: 7 days per week Star Polishing 2,256 brass medallions 300 brass medallions Mobility Summit polished in rotation polished in rotation On February 1, 2015, the Hollywood Property Alley Maintenance 11,000 linear feet twice per No alley maintenance Owners Alliance held a mobility summit at month the Montalbán Theatre to open a dialogue about the way we use streets in Hollywood. Maintenance $1.02M $369,576 Nearly 100 stakeholders attended to be a part Budget of the discussion and were encouraged by staff to arrive by alternate methods of travel Landscaping (January through June, 2015) in order to experience • Trees Planted: 35 Hollywood differently. • Trees Watered: Many community -16 Canary Island Date Palms – 1 time every 2 weeks members arrived by foot, -39 Jacarandas – 1 time per week Metro, and bike. Even -65 Magnolias – 1 time per week Councilmember Mitch -11 Ginkgos – 1 time per week O'Farrell accepted our • Tree Wells Maintained (installing decomposed granite & challenge and arrived by removing weeds): 300+ carpool to kick-off the • Medians Maintained (removing weeds & watering): event. -Triangular and center-island medians at Hollywood and Attendees heard insights La Brea from LADOT General Manager Seleta Reynolds, Li Wen of Gensler, the Musician Institute’s Beth Graffiti Removal (January through June, 2015) Marlis, LADOT’s Tim Fremaux, Deborah Murphy • Gang Tags: 314 of LA Walks, and a presentation by Coro • Non-Gang Tags: 355 Southern California’s 57th Class of Fellows in • Total Tags Removed: 669 Public Affairs. 4 BID Security Andrews International Keeping the Office Phone: (323) 465-0122 Director: Steve Seyler Assistant Director: Joe Salazar Patrol Hours: NEIGHBORHOOD Monday - Saturday 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. SAFE Under the auspices of the joint BID Security Committee, the staff and Andrews International work collaboratively with city partners, the LAPD, Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department, the City Attorney Neighborhood Prosecutor and other community stakeholders to problem-solve. Here are some of the project from the past year: • Worked with Council Office to promote enforcement of tour bus operators and illegal bus parking in Hollywood • Voiced support for diversion of mentally ill offenders from expensive jail system into community based treatment programs • Completed upgrade of the video surveillance system originally installed in 2004, for use by LAPD Hollywood Division • Created a public information campaign to discourage BID Officers Trujillo, Anderson, and Ramirez on bike patrol. panhandling, educate about street characters and CD vendors • Created www.hollywoodsafesidewalks.com to provide Security Committee alternatives to giving money directly to panhandlers • Participated in public hearings to express concern about city’s Hollywood Entertainment District proposal to allow sidewalk vending throughout Los Angeles • John Tronson, Avison Young, HED Chair • Retained services of an Americorps worker to assist with • Carol Massie, McDonalds homeless outreach within the two BIDs • Derrick Malec, sbe • Organized, with the Hollywood Chamber, an after-midnite walk • Chad Lewis, Klein Financial of Hollywood Boulevard in March to assess night-time security • Frank Babich, My Friend’s Place issues • Monica Yamada, CIM Group Sunset & Vine District • Fred Rosenthal, Ametron, SVBID Chair • Fabio Conti, Fabiolus Cucina • Elizabeth McDonald, The Los Angeles Film School • Anthony Bell, Space15Twenty Advisory Members • LAPD Hollywood • Office of the Neighborhood Prosecutor • LA County Sheriff Metro Patrol • Council District 13 • Andrews International My Friends Place staff conducts training during Andrews’ briefing. 5 Security Statistics Hollywood Entertainment District July 5, 2015 Report Category 2014 2015 to Date Arrests 742 226 Radio Calls 3,077 1,731 Business Contacts 23,935 11,219 Citizen Contacts 15,463 7,172 LAPD Assistance 143 82 Homeless Referrals 1,135 708 Sunset & Vine District July 5, 2015 Report Category 2014 2015 to Date Arrests 315 122 Radio Calls 1,788 1,271 Business Contacts 7,892 3,480 Citizen Contacts 7,560 5,114 LAPD Assistance 94 54 Homeless Referrals 697 817 2014 Combined Arrests 1% 1% 3% 4% ALCOHOL 0% 12% URINATION 63% TRESPASS 9% ILLVENDING BATTERY SIDEWALK 7% THEFT
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