Councilman Mike Bonin set the Sunset Standard… Brentwood School LISTENEDand will EXCEED THAT STANDARD.

As a leader in education and civic responsibility, through their 30-year Education Master Plan, Brentwood School will improve its facility AND play an active role in reducing traffic onthe Sunset Corridor.

CUTTING BRENTWOOD SCHOOL TRAFFIC IN IDENTIFIABLE WAYS

• 12.5% immediate reduction in traffic • 40% decrease after full enrollment• Afternoon vehicle reduction program• Major events outside of peak hours

A STATE-OF-THE ART TRANSIT PROGRAM

• Refined through collaboration with neighborhood organizations• Lower Daily TRIP CAP with stiff penalties• Immediate 40% busing • Mandatory high volume carpooling• Focus on accountability, transparency, and verification• Unprecedented partnerships with corridor schools

• Busing collaborative formed for immediate reduction• Established alliance for innovative transit solutions

A CONSTRUCTION PLAN THAT WORKS

• Addressing neighborhood concerns is a top priority• Councilman Bonin insisted on a solution to minimize

construction congestion• A valuable community partner, VA agreed to coordinate

with Brentwood School• Approved construction hauling plan using VA access

now in place

Key components of this commitment include:

Enrollment UP...Traffic DOWN

Present Full Enrollment

Enrollment

Traffic

BRENTWOOD SCHOOL100 South Barrington PlaceLos Angeles, CA 90049

“Brentwood School has been an important and accountable partner. Since we signed the first covenant with them in 1992, we have worked together to help make our community a better place.”

Rob Rene, Past President, BrentwoodHomeownersAssociation (BHA)

“T he BHA and the school are parties to a covenant signed in 2014 in which, in consideration of the traffic mitigation provisions in the covenant, BHA agrees to support the approval and implementation of the school’s Master Plan for the East Campus and the school’s applications for a CUP. That covenant replaced a 20-year covenant that had a 2012 expiration date. Since the covenant, we raised two additional items of concern. I want to commend the school on its willingness to deal reasonably and responsibly to those two items. “

Ray Klein, President, Brentwood Homeowners Association (BHA)

“The school worked diligently with RNBS, the neighbors, and BHA to address all the issues and concerns that were raised, and they continue to inform our board of their progress with traffic mitigations, including helping reduce traffic on the Sunset Corridor by working with Paul Revere Middle School and others to put shared busing in place.”

Cindy McKenzie, President, Residential Neighbors of Brentwood School (RNBS)