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WHEREAS, Clare Fox, a third generation Angeleno, grew up in a working class, multiethnic neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley, where she inherited a firm commitment to social justice from her mother, a lifelong teacher, union leader and writer, and a passion for innovation from her father, who ran a coffee shop on Ventura Boulevard; and

WHEREAS, as a young person growing up in LAUSD public schools, she built community across diverse cultural and socioeconomic worlds and witnessed firsthand disparities in access to food, healthcare, housing and economic opportunity, which forged her commitment to the dignity and rights of all people; and

WHEREAS, because of her passion for food as a force for healing, social transformation and ecological wellbeing, she served on the research team for Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s Food Policy Taskforce between 2009-2010, where she fell in love with food policy councils as a model for participatory democracy in local food systems; and

WHEREAS, Clare joined the Los Angeles Food Policy Council (LAFPC) in 2011 and has served as the organization’s Executive Director since 2015, during which time she has focused on building a movement for good food for all by cultivating a collaborative network of over 400 organizations and agencies; and

WHEREAS, under Clare’s leadership, LAFPC has achieved numerous legislative victories for more equitable food access, including universal CalFresh/EBT at LA’s farmer’s markets, the first countywide urban agriculture program, and the City’s first food recovery program, which has already rescued over 4 million pounds of fresh produce for food insecure families; and

WHEREAS, Clare is also founding member of the LA Street Vendor Coalition, and accompanied street vendor leaders in their decade long fight for legalization.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that by the adoption of this Resolution, the Los Angeles City Council does hereby commend Clare Fox for her 9 years of outstanding public service and achievement in the City of Los Angeles, and on behalf of the people of this City we extend our best wishes to Clare in all her future endeavors.

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Forrest Tiffany

Forrest Tiffany was bom and raised in Menlo Park in Northern California; and WHEREAS,

He graduated from Emerson College with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Theater in 2014; WHEREAS,

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Forrest started as an intern at the Council District Six’ Van Nuys field office where, from his first day, his work ethic and resolve made him stand out, and he was quickly hired to work the front desk at our City Hall office; and

WHEREAS,

Forrest’s interest in communications and ambition led to his transition to our communications team; and

WHEREAS,

His creative abilities and willingness to work long hours to manage all aspects of our social media, building the Council District Six audience on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, while also writing press releases and newsletters, all the while utilizing innovative techniques and effective language; and

WHEREAS,

When there was a short absence of a communications director, Forrest stepped in as the point person for press conferences, interfacing with reporters, and sending out press releases; and WHEREAS,

He has a passion for movies and television and always had something interesting to say about the latest binge-watching phenomenon or Oscar-worthy movie; and

WHEREAS,

Forrest was always willing to take as long as necessary to explain an issue to a constituent. It was important to him to interface with the public on issues with nuance and clarity; and WHEREAS,

Forrest has been an integral part of Council District Six and he will be missed but we are sending him on his way with best wishes on his future endeavors.

WHEREAS,

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that by adoption of this Resolution, the Los Angeles City Council hereby commends and recognizes Forrest Tiffany for his dedicated service to the office of Council District Six, its constituents, and the Greater City of Los Angeles.

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Toy Story 4

WHEREAS, Toy Story 4 was produced in the state of California, utilizing the unparalleled resources of California’s Hollywood film-making industry, and

WHEREAS, Toy Story 4 has so justifiably earned the elite distinction of nomination for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences; and WHEREAS, the Made In Hollywood Honors (MIHH), established in 2011 by former Councilmember Tom LaBonge, was created to recognize Hollywood’s historic tradition of filmmaking excellence; and

WHEREAS, previous honorees have gone on to win Oscars for Best Picture or Best Animated Feature, including “The Artist,” “Argo,” “Frozen,” “Big Hero 6,” “Spider-Man: Into the Spider- Verse” and “Vice;” and

WHEREAS, the Made in Hollywood Honors ceremony is generously sponsored by some of the most significant entities of the California film production community, including SAG-AFTRA, the California Film Commission, FilmL.A., Teamsters Local 399, and the Film Musicians Secondary Markets Fund; and

WHEREAS, these partners assist the Los Angeles City Council and its corporate sponsor, 1600 VINE, in efforts to restore California as the world center of film and television production; and

I WHEREAS, the success of the feature film Toy Story 4 reflects its incorporation of California’s

incomparable reservoir of creative talent and craft, as well as the technical talent required for live- action and animated film excellence, as well as this state’s unmatched facilities, locations and support structure:

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that by the adoption of this resolution, the Los Angeles City Council does hereby commend TOY STORY 4 for its exceptional achievements, and its dedication to keeping jobs in Hollywood and California.

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MITCH O’FARRELL Councilmember, 13 th District

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Ford v Ferrari

WHEREAS, Ford v Ferrari was produced in the state of California, utilizing the unparalleled resources of California’s Flollywood film-making industry, and

WHEREAS, Ford v Ferrari has so justifiably earned the elite distinction of nomination for an Oscar for Best Picture by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences; and

WHEREAS, the Made In Hollywood Honors (MIHH), established in 2011 by former Councilmember Tom LaBonge, was created to recognize Hollywood’s historic tradition of filmmaking excellence; and

WHEREAS, previous honorees have gone on to win Oscars for Best Picture or Best Animated Feature, including “The Artist,” “Argo,” “Frozen,” “Big Hero 6,” “Spider-Man: Into the Spider- Verse” and “Vice;” and

WHEREAS, the Made in Hollywood Honors ceremony is generously sponsored by some of the most significant entities of the California film production community, including SAG-AFTRA, the California Film Commission, FilmL.A., Teamsters Local 399, and the Film Musicians Secondary Markets Fund; and

WHEREAS, these partners assist the Los Angeles City Council and its corporate sponsor, 1600 VINE, in efforts to restore California as the world center of film and television production; and WHEREAS, the success of the feature film Ford v Ferrari reflects its incorporation of California’s incomparable reservoir of creative talent and craft, as well as the technical talent required for live-action and animated film excellence, as well as this state’s unmatched facilities, locations and support structure:

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that by the adoption of this resolution, the Los Angeles City Council does hereby commend FORD V FERRARI for its exceptional achievements, and its dedication to keeping jobs in Hollywood and California,

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Marriage Story

WHEREAS, Marriage Story was produced in the state of California, utilizing the unparalleled resources of California’s Hollywood film-making industry, and

WHEREAS, Marriage Story has so justifiably earned the elite distinction of nomination for an Oscar for Best Picture by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences; and

WHEREAS, the Made In Hollywood Honors (MIHH), established in 2011 by former Councilmember Tom LaBonge, was created to recognize Hollywood’s historic tradition of filmmaking excellence; and

WHEREAS, previous honorees have gone on to win Oscars for Best Picture or Best Animated Feature, including “The Artist,” “Argo,” “Frozen,” “Big Hero 6,” “Spider-Man: Into the Spider- Verse” and “Vice;” and

WHEREAS, the Made in Hollywood Honors ceremony is generously sponsored by some of the most significant entities of the California film production community, including SAG-AFTRA, the California Film Commission, FilmL.A., Teamsters Local 399, and the Film Musicians Secondary Markets Fund; and

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WHEREAS, these partners assist the Los Angeles City Council and its corporate sponsor, 1600 VINE, in efforts to restore California as the world center of film and television production; and WHEREAS, the success of the feature film Marriage Story reflects its incorporation of California’s incomparable reservoir of creative talent and craft, as well as the technical talent required for live-action and animated film excellence, as well as this state’s unmatched facilities, locations and support structure:

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that by the adoption of this resolution, the Los Angeles City Council does hereby commend MARRIAGE STORY for its exceptional achievements, and its dedication to keeping jobs in Hollywood and California.

Presented by: MITCH O’FARRELL---Councilmember, 13* District

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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

WHEREAS, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was produced in the state of California, utilizing the unparalleled resources of California’s Hollywood film-making industry, and

WHEREAS, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood has so justifiably earned the elite distinction of nomination for an Oscar for Best Picture by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences; and

WHEREAS, the Made In Hollywood Honors (MIHH), established in 2011 by former Councilmember Tom LaBonge, was created to recognize Hollywood’s historic tradition of filmmaking excellence; and

WHEREAS, previous honorees have gone on to win Oscars for Best Picture or Best Animated Feature, including “The Artist,” “Argo,” “Frozen,” “Big Hero 6,” “Spider-Man: Into the Spider- Verse” and “Vice;” and

WHEREAS, the Made in Hollywood Honors ceremony is generously sponsored by some of the most significant entities of the California film production community, including SAG-AFTRA, the California Film Commission, FilmLA., Teamsters Local 399, and the Film Musicians Secondary Markets Fund; and

WHEREAS, these partners assist the Los Angeles City Council and its corporate sponsor, 1600 VINE, in efforts to restore California as the world center of film and television production; and WHEREAS, the success of the feature film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood reflects its incorporation of California’s incomparable reservoir of creative talent and craft, as well as the technical talent required for live-action and animated film excellence, as well as this state’s unmatched facilities, locations and support structure:

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that by the adoption of this resolution, the Los Angeles City Council does hereby commend ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD for its exceptional achievements, and its dedication to keeping jobs in Hollywood and California.

Presented by:

MITCH O’FARRELL Councilmember, 13th District

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How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World

WHEREAS, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World was produced in the state of California, utilizing the unparalleled resources of California’s Hollywood film-making industry, and

WHEREAS, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World has so justifiably earned the elite distinction of nomination for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences; and

WHEREAS, the Made In Hollywood Honors (MIHH), established in 2011 by former Councilmember Tom LaBonge, was created to recognize Hollywood’s historic tradition of filmmaking excellence; and

WHEREAS, previous honorees have gone on to win Oscars for Best Picture or Best Animated Feature, including “The Artist,” “Argo,” “Frozen,” “Big Hero 6,” “Spider-Man: Into the Spider- Verse” and “Vice;” and

WHEREAS, the Made in Hollywood Honors ceremony is generously sponsored by some of the most significant entities of the California film production community, including SAG-AFTRA, the California Film Commission, FilmL.A., Teamsters Local 399, and the Film Musicians Secondary Markets Fund; and

WHEREAS, these partners assist the Los Angeles City Council and its corporate sponsor, 1600 VINE, in efforts to restore California as the world center of film and television production; and WHEREAS, the success of the feature film How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World reflects its incorporation of California’s incomparable reservoir of creative talent and craft, as well as the technical talent required for live-action and animated film excellence, as well as this state’s unmatched facilities, locations and support structure:

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that by the adoption of this resolution, the Los Angeles City Council does hereby commend HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: THE HIDDEN WORLD for its exceptional achievements, and its dedication to keeping jobs in Hollywood and California.

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