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Plan for a Healthy Los Angeles will be at City Council March 31

Plan for a Healthy Los Angeles will be at City Council March 31

We are very excited to share that on March 23rd, the Planning and Land Use Management Committee approved of the Plan for a Healthy Los Angeles. As part of the final stage of the approval process, a hearing for the Plan will be held by the City Council on Tuesday, March 31st at 10 am in City Hall Room 340. The Plan can be found online at http://healthyplan.la/ The Plan is currently listed as item 21 on the agenda. Please…

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Transportation Conversation at the Hammer Museum 3/26

Transportation Conversation at the Hammer Museum 3/26

HAMMER PROGRAM 3/26, 7:30 pm Seleta Reynolds and Janette Sadik-Khan discuss innovative changes for transportation infrastructure in major cities, including ways to make urban streets more friendly for people who walk, roll, bike, ride transit and drive. Seleta Reynolds is general manager of the Los Angeles Department

Condition Compliance Unit Ordinace will be at PLUM on March 24

Condition Compliance Unit Ordinace will be at PLUM on March 24

Please note that a proposed ordinance which includes fees to allow the Planning Department’s Condition Compliance Unit to expand its current staffing level and more importantly to cover additional monitoring functions will be scheduled for PLUM Committee on March 24, 2015 at City Hall. Specifically these new functions will include the proactive monitoring of grants AND inspections of establishments during

CEQA – March 14, 2015

CEQA – March 14, 2015

Education Program:  CEQA.  Los Angeles City Land Use Committees have a significant role in the review of discretionary projects in our communities. Part of this review includes consideration of the environmental impacts of a project. The March PlanCheckNC meeting will  give a review of the City’s environmental review process under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), including the public input process. This workshop will provide information on environmental determinations, types of environmental documents, the CEQA statues and City implementing ordinances…

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Mobility Plan 2035 Open House & Five Year Implementation Strategy

Mobility Plan 2035 Open House & Five Year Implementation Strategy

> Mobility Plan 2035 Open House The Department of City Planning invites you to an open house on March 24, 2015. Stop by anytime during the event to get information, ask questions, and give comments on the Mobility Plan and its Recirculated Draft EIR (Environmental Impact Report). Tuesday March 24, 2015 6pm – 8pm, presentation at 7pm Deaton Civic Auditorium

Mobility Plan – New policies and changes for your review/comment

Mobility Plan – New policies and changes for your review/comment

The Department of City Planning has released a Recirculated Draft Environmental Impact Report (RDEIR) and updated Mobility Plan. The Plan reflects three new policies and minor changes recommended at Planning Commission on November 20, 2014. The RDEIR incorporates project revisions and additional analysis in response to comments received on the Draft EIR released last year (further details can be found in the Notice of Availability). The

PlanCheckNC Feb 14 Meeting Minutes

PlanCheckNC Feb 14 Meeting Minutes

PlanCheckNC – Los Angeles Minutes: Feb. 14, 2015 Chair: Cindy Cleghorn – CindyCleghorn@Mac.com Next meeting: Mar. 14 – Dean Sherer, CEQA presentation. Location TBD. Other meetings: Sat., Feb. 21, 2:00 pm: NC Sustainable Alliance: TreePeople office at 12601 Mulholland Dr. in Sherman Oaks (near Coldwater Canyon).

Backyard Beekeeping Draft Ordinance Update

Backyard Beekeeping Draft Ordinance Update

All interested persons are invited to attend a public hearing for a proposed City of Los Angeles Zoning Code amendment to allow backyard beekeeping in single-family residential zones. At the hearing, you may listen, speak, or submit written information related to the proposed ordinance. This is the first in a series of public hearings regarding this proposed ordinance as it moves on to the City Planning Commission, Planning and Land Use Management committee of the City Council, and City Council.