Are you tired of increased traffic congestion in your city?
Are developments in your part of town out of character with your neighborhood?
Would you like to see changes that enhance the positive qualities of Culver City?
A growing number of residents are working together to engage our city government to make Culver City more livable, while keeping the charm and small town feel that we all love.
As you know, the city is currently reviewing the General Plan, and we are concerned that informed citizens may not be allowed to take part in the process from the beginning, as has happened in the past.
Our goal is to have meaningful input as the General Plan will provide direction for Culver City's future for many years to come. So this is an invitation to concerned citizens throughout Culver City who are dedicated to making it an even better place to live. We'd like you to join the newly formed Neighborhood Action Network, NAN. We welcome your participation; for more information please send an email: to Rich Waters R-Waters@earthlink.net or call at 310.839.5420.
Already individuals from four neighborhood associations are involved – Blair Hills, Downtown, Gateway, and Sunkist Park. So, say yes to a Culver City of, by and for its residents!
Your neighbors,
Rich Waters
from Gateway Neighborhood Assn.
Meghan Sahli Wells
from Downtown Neighborhood Assn.
Mim Shapiro
from Blair Hills and Tom Supple from Sunkist Park.
