Pavley and Zink Speak at Tuesday's Porter Ranch Council Meeting

[News release from the Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council]

Just a reminder about our meeting Tuesday. At 6pm we will hold our regular meeting with the  Candidates for California Senate District 27 as our guest speakers. More details below. Please join us.

Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council

PRNC MEETING

October 2

PRNC Agenda - October 2, 2012 Meeting, Shepherd of the Hills Church

1. President, Mel Mitchell - Welcome and Introductions 
2. PRNC Board Oath of Office
3. Interim Secretary, Patrick Pope - Motion to approve the unapproved minutes, September 11, 2012 
4. Treasurer, Maha Batta - Motion to accept the Treasurer's Report as presented at the October 2, 2012 meeting
5. Motion, Dick Rippey - to appropriate the amount of $200 for the Valley Alliance of Neighborhood Councils (VANC) Planning Meeting
6. Motion, Becky Leveque - to appropriate the amount of $300 to purchase products for the SOLID Annual Pasta Dinner
7. Motion, Becky Leveque - to appropriate an amount not to exceed $700 for bookmarks for the Porter Ranch Community School Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
8. Motion - to file a Community Impact Statement with the City of Los Angeles regarding Council File 11-0983 for the official naming of our community as Porter Ranch
9. Discussion - PRNC Bylaws, to change the term limits and the rules to run for office
10. Community speakers
11. Committee Reports
12. PRNC Executive Board Elections


Meet the Candidates for California State Senate District 27


7:00 PM to 7:45 PM - Fran Pavley, State Senator
As a long-time middle school teacher, Mayor of Agoura Hills and state legislator, Fran Pavley has fought to preserve and enhance the quality of life in our communities. Her tireless leadership has reduced regulatory obstacles for California businesses, strengthened the prosecution of sexual assault, protected precious open-space, and made California a world leader in energy conservation. www.franpavley.com


8:00 PM to 8:45 PM - Todd Zink, Candidate State Senate
Sacramento is broken, and it needs to be fixed. Bad ideas and weak leadership are costing us jobs and endangering our well being right here at home. That's why I'm running for State Senate.  As a former Marine who served our country in Iraq and Afghanistan, and as a Deputy District Attorney who defends our community every day, I have an uncompromising commitment to public service and safety. And as someone who's spent my entire life as a problem solver, I'll cut through the partisan bickering in Sacramento and work to bring new jobs to the region and improve our schools.  We can do it with your help - get involved today and help me bring accountability back to Sacramento.  www.toddzink.com

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