STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The Cheviot Hills Homeowners Association (CHHA) is a non-profit incorporated association whose sole purpose is "to promote and maintain" the quality of life in Cheviot Hills for the benefit of all who live here. The association, through its elected 15-member Board of Directors, aggressively attacks any and all issues that may or do threaten our community. These range from constant headaches with Fox Studios' expansion and attendant traffic problems, to low flying aircraft on final approach to Santa Monica Airport, another office tower for Century City, crime and safety, neighborhood beautification, graffiti removal, and attempted zoning changes, to mention some of the obvious problems and/or efforts in which the Board is involved. We also support our local our schools, police and fire fighters. The CHHA represents 1,450 households in Cheviot Hills making it one of the largest organized homeowner groups on the Westside. The association's efforts to maintain the residential nature of Cheviot Hills are funded by voluntary annual dues of $35 per household. The money collected by the association's annual dues drive is used, for example, to pay for legal representation; consultants; flyers, mailers and newsletters on important issues; meetings of the association; our web site; beautification of our schools; and to support various projects with the West LA Division of the LAPD to increase police effectiveness.

Homeowners’ Association Emergency & Government Services Other Community Resources Traffic History Photo Gallery Local Businesses Bulletin Board Main Page The Association, through its Board, maintains close contacts with elected federal, state, county and city officials whose decisions affect our way of life in Cheviot Hills. We also keep close tabs on businesses in the area to try to make sure that their decisions do not harm this unique and special community. The Board of Directors is elected annually at a meeting of the membership in the fall. All members of the Board are residents of Cheviot Hills and serve without compensation. The Board meets once a month, sometimes more frequently when warranted, on the first Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the Riddick Center on Ashby Avenue at Overland. Board meetings are open to the public. Membership on our various committees is not restricted to Board members. If you are interested in helping us maintain Cheviot Hills' unique qualities, please contact us at the above.