MCA receives City of Los Angeles permit in 2016 to construct People's Paths The People's Path is a community plan begun more than 50 years ago. Over the years many homeowners and MCA constructed and maintained paths and split rails on the City's parkways (right-of-way area) along the road, in the lower area of Mandeville Canyon Road. In 2015 old maps were located. In 2016 MCA presented a master plan to the City of LA to complete the construction of a continuous and unobstructed path from the entrance of the Canyon to the 2700 block. The purpose of the plan isn't only for pedestrians to walk but to improve overall safety & sight-lines, enhance property values & quality of life, and protect the ambiance of the unique character of Mandeville Canyon. The City of Los Angeles Board of Public Works approved the master plan and provided MCA with permits and the authority to build within the City parkways. MCA works with new and old homeowners to make improvements to the parkway area and can assist with permits per the City-approved People's Path specifications. In some cases MCA will fund and oversee the installation of paths and split rail fencing as funds are available. Contact info@theMCA.org to receive more information. New homeowners engaged in remodels or new construction are required by the City to construct the paths per an approved design.
No More Eyesores!
If for some reason you have not paid your 2018 dues - well it's not too late (-: Just Click Here to pay them. Please see the attached before and after pictures attached so you can appreciate the difference. |
Dear Residents of Mandeville Canyon, All of us turn off of Sunset onto Mandeville a million times a day it seems, but probably never really notice the two rather ugly electrical boxes. They were eyesores as they are all over Los Angeles. You probably only noticed them if they are papered with various political comments and other media. Well - as of today - eyesores be gone! The MCA, in coordination with Craig Furst and AAA Flags has laminated the boxes with beautiful landscape designs. We are also trying to raise more money so that we can landscape around these boxes so you barely even know that they are there. I want to thank Craig Furst, a Mandeville resident, for being so willing to work with us and the community on projects like this. He has always been accessible and generous with his time and his company. Thanks so much Craig. I also want to thank all of the homeowners who have paid their 2018 dues that makes projects like this possible.Check our our Before & After Photos
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| GUIDELINES FOR PEOPLE’s PATHs THE DIAGRAM BELOW IS INTENDED TO GUIDE HOMEOWNERS IN PROVIDING CONTINUITY AND IMPROVING VISUAL AND SAFE PASSAGE ALONG MANDEVILLE CANYON ROAD
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  26 feet of original path maps dating from 1964  |
Historic Westridge Bridge receives an annual clean-up
It looks great and shows pride in our neighborhood!
Thank you, Michael
Before...
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