Official portrait of Kathryn Barger
Supervisorial District

Supervisorial District 5

Supervisor: Kathryn Barger · official portrait, Public domain

On the record in this district · 8

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  1. Official portrait of Nithya Raman

    Motion seeks City Council sign-off on $275 million in bonds for Studio City elder care

    The bonds would finance work at Merrill Gardens at Studio City, with no city funds pledged and no city liability for repayment.

    Health·City Council··$275M
  2. Hall of Administration

    Fifth District oversight board would reaffirm $7.7 million San Dimas redevelopment loan

    The board is asked to find a $7,736,532.19 city loan valid so San Dimas can seek repayment from former redevelopment funds.

  3. Official portrait of Nithya Raman

    Motion seeks City Council sign-off on $35 million bond for 70-unit Hollywood housing

    The bonds would fund a 69-affordable-unit building on North Cahuenga Boulevard, with no city money pledged or owed.

    Housing·City Council··$35M
  4. Hollywood Burbank Airport

    Motion would turn NoHo DASH bus into direct link to Hollywood Burbank Airport

    LADOT would study redeploying the neighborhood shuttle into a 50 cent one-seat ride from North Hollywood Station to the airport.

  5. Official portrait of Nithya Raman

    Appeal filed over approved Hollywoodland hillside home on Rodgerton Drive

    Two appellants ask the City Council to overturn a planning commission approval of a three-story house with three 10-foot retaining walls.

  6. Hall of Administration

    Audit finds accounting and data security lapses at county youth drug prevention provider

    Auditors say Change Lanes Youth Support Services lacked proper books and left $4,710 in spending unsupported.

  7. Padua Hills

    County panel to weigh landmark status for 1933 Lake House in North Claremont

    Planning staff recommend the commission ask supervisors to designate the Spanish Colonial Revival home a County Landmark.

  8. Tujunga

    City approves final map splitting a Tujunga lot into two under state lot-split law

    A single-family property at 10540 N. Tujunga Canyon Blvd. becomes two parcels, with fire, parking and grading conditions attached.

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