Northridge West NC Wins Awards and Recognition On March 15, the Northridge West Neighborhood Council broke ground on a long-awaited drip irrigation system that will provide much-needed water to trees on the medians along Tampa Avenue. The Council’s tireless work on the project has been officially recognized by U.S. Congressman …

In February we made progress on our Tampa Median irrigation project, have scheduled a public meeting on sober living homes and asked our new CSUN Parking Ad-Hoc Committee to investigate problems in our neighborhoods caused by student parking.

We are moving forward on the Tampa Drip System, investigating options on the proposed Sober Living Home and seeking volunteers to represent us as liaisons for Animal Services, Public Works, Purposeful Aging, and Film.

NWNC Supports the Closure of Aliso Canyon, Sober Living Homes, and More

In November we weighed in on several issues that may affect quality of life in our community: a proposed assisted living facility, the opening of a new restaurant, and a sober living halfway house.

A new Citizens Advisory Council (CAC) has started up to provide input to SoCal Gas regarding the Aliso Canyon Natural Storage Field. Northridge West Neighborhood Council President Peter Lasky is on the CAC. Residents seeking information about Aliso Canyon storage field operations are encouraged to visit the SoCal Gas dedicated website …

At its October 2016 General Meeting, the Northridge West Neighborhood approved a funding line of $10,000 for the installation of a drip system for the Tampa Medians in an effort to save the trees.

The 30-day public review period starts October 6, 2016 and ends November 4, 2016 on the Aliso Creek - Limekiln Creek Restoration Project.

What Is Your Neighborhood Council Doing Now? More Than You Can Imagine. Northridge West Neighborhood Council (NWNC) has been actively working on several projects to create a healthier, more sustainable community. Tampa Medians Going Green NWNC President Peter Lasky, NWNC Beautification Committee member Debbie Penman and Northridge Sparkle’s Don Larson …

The NWNC joined the Northridge East and South Neighborhood Councils and Northridge Sparkle in passing a $1500 grant for the purchase and installation of a flagpole.