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Methodology for Determining Bus Transit Service Levels

Methodology for Determining Bus Transit Service Levels

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Dear Interested Parties,  The City of Los Angeles verifies several transit-related definitions that originate from state law, including their implementation as it pertains to affordable housing incentive programs.  Please see the linked memo, Methodology for Determining Bus Transit Service Levels; Implementation of Rapid Bus Provisions of the Transit Oriented Communities Program, regarding implementation of transit-related definitions. The updates include: For further information, please visit the Department of City Planning’s website or email planning.priorityhousing@lacity.org.

Landscape and Site Design Virtual Open House / Webinar – tonight April 16, 2024 @ 6PM

Landscape and Site Design Virtual Open House / Webinar – tonight April 16, 2024 @ 6PM

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Landscape and Site Design Virtual Open House/Webinar Tuesday, April 16, 2024 – Wednesday, April 17, 2024 (Spanish) Attend the virtual Open House/Webinar with live Q&A scheduled on April 16, 2024 at 6:00pm (in English) (Register Here) Office Hours Register for a 30-minute, one-on-one office hours session with Planning Staff here This is the ordinance — you can read it at this link:

Information re: Advocacy Training – Plastics Pollution

Information re: Advocacy Training – Plastics Pollution

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Hi everyone Forwarded is information about the training that was mentioned yesterday/Friday. (at the 4/13/24 PlanCheckNC meeting). And here is a link to  information on our website, which links to more information on the LASAN site–https://www.ncsa.la/waste. THANK YOU– Lisa —— Mensaje reenviado ——–De: Reusable LA <reusablela@41740849.mailchimpapp.com>Fecha: 4/8/2024 2:13:09 PM Asunto: You’re Invited: Advocacy Training with Reusable LA A: Reusable LA Community <lisahart@ncsa.la> Hi Reusable LA Community, Happy Earth Month! If you’re passionate about protecting California’s coastline and communities from plastic pollution, WE NEED YOU!…

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Guidelines for ED 1

Guidelines for ED 1

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ACT NOW! WE CAN ADD AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND STILL PROTECT OUR COMMUNITIES AND ENVIRONMENT Dear Neighbor, A vitally IMPORTANT email-writing campaign is underway today. We ask everyone to join the campaign NOW by sending the email below to the Mayor and linked City Hall officials. Be sure to add your name and zip code to your email. We also encourage you to personalize your email with your own insights should you wish. BACKGROUND: The Mayor issued an emergency Executive Directive 1 (ED 1) to fast track…

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Southwest Valley Community Plan Updates

Southwest Valley Community Plan Updates

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Para español siga hacia abajo. Dear Community Members, On March 28th, the Department released several draft components of the Southwest Valley Community Plans, encompassing the Canoga Park – Winnetka – Woodland Hills – West Hills, Encino – Tarzana, and Reseda – West Van Nuys – Lake Balboa Community Plans.Please find each of the draft components below: Draft Land Use Chapter of the Policy Plan Encino – Tarzana Canoga Park – Winnetka – Woodland Hills – West Hills Reseda – West…

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Executive Directive 1 (ED 1) – updated 3/21/24

Executive Directive 1 (ED 1) – updated 3/21/24

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Executive Directive 1 (ED 1) expedites the processing of shelters and 100% affordable housing projects in Los Angeles. Eligible projects receive expedited processing, clearances, and approvals through the ED 1 Ministerial Approval Process. The ED 1 Implementation Guidelines have been updated as of March 21, 2024. The updates include: Please read the implementation guidelines for additional information. For more information, please visit the Department of City Planning’s dedicated ED 1 landing page.