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SB 79 Implementation Report – PLUM Committee Review

SB 79 Implementation Report – PLUM Committee Review

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February 20, 2026 Subject: SB 79 Implementation Report – PLUM Committee ReviewHello,You are receiving this message to share the Los Angeles Department of City Planning’s newly released report regarding the local implementation of Senate Bill 79 (SB 79), the Abundant and Affordable Homes Near Transit Act.The Planning and Land Use Management (PLUM) Committee will be hearing this report at its upcoming meeting. Given the scope and potential citywide implications of SB 79, this document is being circulated to support awareness,…

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Open Space Element Update – Submit Feedback by 3/31/26

Open Space Element Update – Submit Feedback by 3/31/26

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Dear Community Members and Interested Parties,Los Angeles City Planning is pleased to release the Open Space Element Preliminary Draft for public review and feedback. The Open Space Element Update addresses environmental justice, climate resilience and rewilding opportunities in alignment with City priorities and Senate Bill 1425 (2022). The draft goals and policies in the preliminary draft acknowledge and elevate issues identified through our outreach and engagement process. Your feedback on the proposed goals and policies in the draft will help…

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January 10, 2026 PlanCheckNC Meeting Recap

January 10, 2026 PlanCheckNC Meeting Recap

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Meeting summary Chat Quick recap The meeting covered updates on various planning initiatives including the Woodland Hills Country Club project, Orange Line TNP, and historic preservation efforts. Discussions focused on community engagement challenges, enforcement of planning codes, and the need for improved communication between neighborhood councils and the planning department. The group addressed concerns about development conditions, city attorney roles, and the impact of large institutional investors on the housing market, while emphasizing the importance of community input and better…

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Planning Decisionns Are Based on Findings

Planning Decisionns Are Based on Findings

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PlanCheckNC Meeting Saturday, August 9, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. Meeting Agenda 10:00 a.m. “Planning Decisions Are Based on Findings” Because every planning decision must be backed by findings—written justifications that connect the project to the law, community plans, and environmental impacts. Join us for an interactive discussion designed for volunteers serving on local land use committees. We’ll explore: 📌 Whether you’re new to land use or experienced but curious—this session will sharpen your skills and deepen your understanding of the…

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The Housing Element maps have been released. 

The Housing Element maps have been released. 

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March 13, 2024 update More info at the City Planning website: https://planning.lacity.gov/plans-policies/housing-element-rezoning- program#about The following from United Neighbors — Maria Pavlou Kalban Hi All, The Housing Element maps have been released.  They are not easy to follow but I include the link so you can see what they suggest for your community.  Jeff has looked at them quickly and randomly and they seem to be staying out of R1 zones.  Put do take a look at your community and we are…

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Metro’s Transportation Communication Network Digital Signage

Metro’s Transportation Communication Network Digital Signage

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Para español siga hacia abajo.Dear Interested Parties,The Los Angeles City Council has directed Los Angeles City Planning to prepare an ordinance to amend the Los Angeles Municipal Code (LAMC) to allow the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority (Metro) to implement a Transportation Communication Network (TCN) (CF 22-0392). Metro is proposing to erect digital display signs on up to 49 Metro-owned parcels throughout the City that are adjacent to certain freeways and major streets as part of its TCN program….

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Processes & Procedures Ordinance passes City Council 12-7-22 to implement by Summer 2023

Processes & Procedures Ordinance passes City Council 12-7-22 to implement by Summer 2023

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Los Angeles City Planning is pleased to announce the Processes and Procedures Ordinance was adopted by the City Council at its regular meeting on December 7, 2022. As the Ordinance includes a 6-month operative date delay, the new processes and procedures are anticipated to be implemented by Summer of 2023. City Planning will continue to provide updates in the coming months as the operative date approaches. The Processes and Procedures Ordinance is part of a larger initiative to comprehensively update…

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