After years of requests from business, residents and the NCVV Board, Magnolia Boulevard from Laurel Canyon to Whitsett Avenue will finally be resurfaced. The entire stretch will be completed this weekend, April 14 and 15. This will limit vehicle access to the Valley Village Post Office, so if you’re planning to send in your tax return before Sunday be sure to plan accordingly.

Mr. Schmerleson advised the Board and those in attendance that the effort to co-locate a Charter School on the NoHo campus has ended. The Board of LAUSD has identified and alternative site that will be a better fit. NCVV’s Board was active in supporting the requests of students and parents to remove NoHo High from consideration.

Are you tripping over old files, tax returns, or health records, or do you have stacks of newspapers, magazines or mail you’d like to get rid of? Join your NCVV Board and members of our Events and Outreach Committee as we sponsor the second annual Shredding Event at Valley Village Park in honor of Earth Day 2018.

NCVV’s Board of Directors has expressed concern to the City about recent increased parking of occupied Recreational Vehicles on streets in Valley Village and neighboring communities. The Board will review the Vehicle Dwelling Ordinance at the April 25 meeting.

After almost 20 years of passionate advocacy, hundreds of meetings, phone calls, letters and emails, NCVV’s Board of Directors is very happy to let our stakeholders know that construction on SR-170 Freeway soundwalls will begin in March!

The NCVV Board voted on February 28, 2018 to approve amendments to the governing Bylaws. These amendments are open for public comment until March 28. If you have questions or comments please email them to info@myvalleyvillage.com 

High school students are invited to submit their entry to the office of Congressman Cardenas by April 13.

Work will begin in February to repair what is arguably one of the roughest sections of roadway in Valley Village. “It’s about time!” said NCVV Board member Alice Hart.