We had some great discussion on ED1, CEQA. Link below for the Zoom meeting file, and chat. Other documents such as the items discussed and their Council File numbers will be up here in 2-3 days. Thank you all for your participation. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1I3Ums_HOAPZUFGs19iCQJnABQ1tEuSwn?usp=sharing
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PlanCheck is happy to post the following from LA City Planning. Please share with your neighborhood councils, neighbors and lists. Please join us for the presentation of the Bicycle Plan before a joint meeting of the City Council’s Transportation and Planning and Land Use Management Committees to be held Wednesday February 9th at 2pm. This is the first step in the City Council review process of the Bicycle Plan as approved by the City Planning Commission on December 16, 2010….
Dear Transportation Partner: Metro’s transportation agenda is In The Works with the 30/10 Initiative to leverage Measure R revenues as collateral for long-term bonds and a federal loan to allow Metro to build key mass transit projects in 10 years, rather than 30 years. The initiative is gaining widespread support among labor, business, the media and mobility advocates throughout the region. Over the next six weeks, two of Metro’s significant Measure R projects will be hosting public hearings, and Metro…
Simplification of the Zoning Code Guest Speakers. Tom Rothmann, City Planning Department. Contact Information: Tom.Rothmann@lacity.org Alan Bell, City Planning Department. Contact Information: Alan.Bell@lacity.org Tom Rothmann and Alan Bell of the City Planning Department provided an update on the four-Phase Code Simplification Program that is presently underway. The goal is to complete this program in September 2010. This streamlining of the Zoning Code has been undertaken to update the outdated Zoning Code now in use. Further, the simplification of the Code…
The City of Los Angeles has released its Draft Bicycle Plan and will be holding a series of workshops throughout the Los Angeles area. The workshops are scheduled to begin on October 22, 2009. For more details about the workshops, see the “Plan Release Memo”. In addition to the four workshops, presentations to Neighborhood Councils, bicycle advocacy groups, and other groups may be available, as stated in the Memo. To see the plan, please click here: http://www.labikeplan.org/ Yours in public…