Thank you for investigating the Cahuenga Pass Property Owners Association’s website. Our plan is to bring you the up-to-date news in our neighborhood and help you stay informed.
  Feel free to call me at (323) 876-1316 if you have questions or issues that you would like to bring to the attention of your Board. Your Board of Directors meets the third Wednesday of every month at 7:00 A.M. at our local Good Neighbor Restaurant, 3701 Cahuenga Blvd West. All members are welcome to attend.
  The most important issue before this community at present is the 101 Freeway Study. Many of you remember the terrific meeting the CPPOA held last November that was attended by over 400 concerned neighbors. The study Steering Committee heard our protests about double-decking and/or widening the freeway in our neighborhood. When the ‘preferred strategy’ was revealed two weeks ago, no widening or double-decking was included in the strategy. But we do not believe that we can rest assured that no changes are planned for the future. The preferred strategy, due to enormous public outcry, has been ‘suspended’ but not completely shelved. The CPPOA will continue to be a member of the Coalition of Freeway Residents and will remain vigilant.
  The other crucial issue facing our neighborhood is the development of the Hanna Barbera site. A developer, Bill McGregor, and partners bought the property (including a building directly across the street) for $12 million from Universal Studios, then sold the building across the street to John Coffey of Coffey Sound. Mr. McGregor’s original plan was to build a self-storage facility in the rear of the property, convert the northern building into self- storage, and allow the other two buildings to remain as office buildings. At present Mr. McGregor is considering a mixed-use project which would be street-level retail with two floors of condos or apartments above. The mixed-use project would require the demolition of all three buildings and there are issues of the site’s historical and/or cultural significance to consider along with increased traffic.
  Our Board will continue to keep you informed with updates on these and other issues as well as notices of important meetings. This Board welcomes your participation and your input is important to us. You may reach me by phone at 323-876-1316, by fax at 323-876-7577, and by email at info@cppoa.org