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As part of an effort to improve customer loyalty and expand access to City Planning services, the Department has improved its online commerce capabilities. City Planning’s Online Application System (OAS) accepts online applications for certain specialized discretionary services. Launched in the weeks following the outbreak of COVID-19, OAS offers online application and payment methods as convenient alternatives to filing an application in person at one of the City’s public counters. OAS makes City Planning’s development functions easier to find, and its user-friendly…

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Slauson Corridor Transit Neighborhood Plan

Slauson Corridor Transit Neighborhood Plan

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The proposed Slauson Corridor Transit Neighborhood Plan (TNP) will be heard by the City Planning Commission (CPC) on Thursday, October 13, 2022, beginning after 8:30 a.m. on Zoom. Information on the CPC meeting, including how to attend and comment, is available in the meeting agenda. Any supplemental documents or modifications to the agenda will be available on the Commissions, Boards, and Hearings page for October 13, 2022. The CPC Draft of the Proposed Slauson Corridor TNP is included in the…

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October 8, 2022 Meeting Links

October 8, 2022 Meeting Links

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Links to some of the items discussed during the Oct. 8 PlanCheckNC meeting are below (be sure to look through all of them): PlanCheckNC Meeting — Zoom Recording: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14wzW8QzrApKMo8QbnBpZiZ53jlIgfjfJ?usp=sharing LA OLYMPICS 2028 — Here is the link to the Host Agreement and the GAO reports about it, as well as summaries of the responsibilities of LA28. It’s just one of the many file numbers that contains documents and reports. https://clkrep.lacity.org/onlinedocs/2015/15-0989_rpt_cao_11-17-21.pdf https://planning.lacity.org/plans-policies/proposed-land-use-regulations

Metro’s Transportation Communication Network – Digital Signage

Metro’s Transportation Communication Network – Digital Signage

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On June 28, 2022, the Los Angeles City Council adopted a motion (CF 22-0392) instructing Los Angeles City Planning to draft an amendment to the Zoning Code to permit digital signage related to Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority’s (Metro) Transportation Communication Network (TCN). Metro’s TCN program would erect freestanding signs with digital displays at 56 locations throughout the City. These signs would incorporate various intelligent transportation technologies to help manage traffic, provide real-time traffic and transit information, display Metro…

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Hillside Construction Regulations Ordinance

Hillside Construction Regulations Ordinance

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Dear stakeholders,Los Angeles City Planning has continued its work over the past months to apply the Hillside Construction Regulations to the hillside communities of the Coldwater Canyon, Franklin Canyon, Bowmont Hazen, and hillside areas throughout the Northeast Los Angeles Community Plan.The City Council first requested that the HCR tool be applied to the Mt. Washington/Glassell Park area. However, during our engagement with stakeholders in the Northeast Los Angeles area this summer, numerous groups and individuals expressed support for expanding the…

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Oil and Gas Drilling Ban Ordinance

Oil and Gas Drilling Ban Ordinance

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City Planning’s public hearing on the proposed Oil and Gas Drilling Ban Ordinance will be held tonight at 6 PM. Here is the public hearing notice for your convenience: https://planning.lacity.org/odocument/34e2f51b-ec57-4b95-9140-8771f9249d90/Notice_of_Public_Hearing_-_August_30_2022.pdf

Permanent Al Fresco

Permanent Al Fresco

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Earlier this summer, Los Angeles City Planning released two surveys to gather feedback from both the general public and businesses participating in the current LA Al Fresco program. The response has been informative, with nearly 2000 members of the general public and nearly 250 businesses responding to the survey. This has resulted in a robust set of data to help guide the development of a permanent expanded outdoor dining program as well as a reimagination of current outdoor dining regulations…

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