Neighborhood Council Board Members

The Woodland Hills-Warner Center Neighborhood Council district is broken into 7 areas of representation plus an at-large representative. Each area has a residential representative, a business representative and a community based organization representative.

Executive Board Members

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Dena Weiss

President

Contact: d.weiss@whcouncil.org

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Tracey Rosen

Vice President

 

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Karen Dibiase

Secretary
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Heath Kline

Treasurer
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Don Patterson

Parliamentarian

Area 1 Representatives

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Karen DiBiase

Area 1 Residential Representative

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Geoffrey Hobson

Area 1 Business Representative

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Rochelle "Shelly" Schwartz

Area 1 Community Based Organization (CBO) Representative

Reina Cerros - McCaughey

Area 1 Alternate Representative

Area 2 Representatives

Arturo Velasquez

Julian Tu

Area 2 Residential Representative

Paul Lawler

Area 2 Business Representative

Peter Haber

Area 2 Community Based Organization (CBO) Representative

Masha Dowell

Area 2 Alternate Representative

Area 3 Representatives

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Tracey Rosen

Area 3 Residential Representative

Dean Mathew

Area 3 Business Representative

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Harout Aristakessian

Area 3 Community-Based Organization (CBO) Representative

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Jayce Baron

Area 3 Alternate Representative

Area 4 Representatives

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Don Patterson

Area 4 Residential Representative
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Martin Lipkin

Area 4 Business Representative
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Dena Weiss

Area 4 Community Based Organization (CBO) Representative
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Aava Dekordi

Area 4 Alternate Representative

Area 5 Representatives

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Christopher Waddy

Area 5 Residential Representative

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Julie Waltrip

Area 5 Business Representative

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Steve Sommers

Area 5 Community Based Organization (CBO) Representative
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Allan Biggins

Area 5 Alternate Representative

Area 6 Representatives

Bill Barnett

Area 6 Residential Representative

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Heath Kline

Area 6 Business Representative

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Bobbie Wasserman

Area 6 Community Based Organization (CBO) Representative

Lauren Coffman

Janice Mendell

Area 6 Alternate Representative

Area 7 Representatives

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Kate Kennedy

Area 7 Residential Representative

Schyler Katz

Area 7 Business Representative

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Joyce Fletcher

Area 7 Community Based Organization (CBO) Representative

Rose O’Sullivan

Area 7 Alternate Representative

At Large Representatives

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August Steurer

At-Large Representative
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Vacant Position

At-Large Alternate Representative

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Vacant Position

Youth Member

Want to fill an empty seat?

The Board of the Neighborhood Council fills Open Board seats. Persons wishing to fill an open seat must meet the standard election requirements. You must reside, work or actively participate in a (CBO) community-based organization in the area you wish to represent. Alternate Board members participate on committees and represent the area they serve. However, they cannot vote at Board meetings unless a Board Member from the same area is unable to vote or absent. You are required to attend all Board meetings, and your input is valued.

Vacancies: In the event that a Representative resigns, is removed, or is unable to serve, the Alternate shall become the Representative for the remainder of the Representative’s elected term. If the Alternate is removed, unable to serve, or there is no Alternate, any stakeholder, as defined in Article IV, “stakeholder” may make a recommendation to the President, who shall present a replacement nominee to the Governance Committee. The applicant’s qualifications shall be verified and confirmed by the Governance Committee and then be seated immediately after approval by a majority of the Neighborhood Council Board Members. The replacement shall serve the remainder of the term of the office being filled.

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Area Boundaries

The Woodland Hills-Warner Center Neighborhood Council district is broken into 7 Areas of representation. Each Area has a residential representative, a business representative and an at-large representative.

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Area North South East West
1* Victory Boulevard Ventura 101 Freeway Corbin Avenue DeSoto Avenue
*Area 1 shall also include the area between the Los Angeles River Channel and Victory Boulevard between Corbin and Winnetka Avenues
2 Vanowen Street Victory Boulevard (between Shoup Avenue and the lots fronting along the west side of Topanga Canyon Boulevard) and the Ventura 101 Freeway (between Topanga Canyon Boulevard and De Soto Avenue) DeSoto Avenue Shoup Avenue (between Vanowen Street and Victory Boulevard) and the lots fronting along the west side of Topanga Canyon Boulevard (between Victory Boulevard and the Ventura 101 Freeway)
3 Victory Boulevard Ventura 101 Freeway Topanga Canyon Boulevard Woodlake Avenue
4 Victory Boulevard Ventura 101 Freeway Woodlake Avenue Los Angeles City/County Line
5 Ventura 101 Freeway Los Angeles City/County Line Corbin Avenue Serrania Avenue
6 Ventura 101 Freeway Los Angeles County Line Serrania Avenue Topanga Canyon Boulevard
7 Ventura 101 Freeway Los Angeles County Line Topanga Canyon Boulevard Los Angeles City/County Line