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Proposed Olympic and Paralympic Ordinance

Proposed Olympic and Paralympic Ordinance

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Dear Interested Parties:In response to City Council’s instruction (CF 15-0989-S47) and as the City prepares to host the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Los Angeles City Planning is announcing the release of the proposed Olympic & Paralympic Planning and Zoning Exemption Ordinance for public review and feedback. The proposed ordinance exempts certain Games-related projects on private property from planning and zoning review in the lead up to the 2028 Games to facilitate the successful and timely execution of the Games. City Planning…

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Missing Middle LA

Missing Middle LA

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LA City Planning was made aware that some recipients received an error message when registering for the Zoom webinar. The issue has been corrected. Please try registering again. Dear Stakeholder:Los Angeles City Planning is launching a package of local citywide Zoning Code amendments, known as Missing Middle LA, a new effort to expand housing choices for Angelenos. By all accounts, the cost of housing is out of reach for most Angelenos, with only 36% of Angelenos owning a home –…

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Senate Bill 79

Senate Bill 79

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Signed by Governor Newsom on October 10. Below is link to landing page from the City Planning website which will house the latest information from Department of City Planning https://planning.lacity.gov/resources/senate-bill-sb-79 Disclaimer: The map linked below is in draft format and intended for exploratory purposes only, based on initial analysis of the language contained in Senate Bill 79, should it become law. SB 79 requires that the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) create a map of the City’s transit-oriented development stops and zones…

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SB79 update

SB79 update

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9-13-25 Write to Governor Newsom: THREE DIFFERENT SAMPLE LETTERS TO SEND TO GOV.  NEWSOM Click here:https://www.gov.ca.gov/contact/Here is what you do: Dear Governor Newsom, This letter addresses SB 79, Senator Wiener’s purported emergency housing bill. While framed as a critical response to California’s housing shortage, the bill’s scope and passage raise serious concerns regarding its constitutionality and equitable application across the state. The repeated characterization of every housing bill introduced by Senator Wiener as an “emergency” warrants scrutiny. This designation allows…

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Harbor LA Community Plans at PLUM Aug. 26

Harbor LA Community Plans at PLUM Aug. 26

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Dear Community Stakeholder,We are excited to share that the Harbor LA Community Plans, which includes both the Wilmington-Harbor City and Harbor Gateway Community Plans and amendments to the new Zoning Code is expected to be considered by the Planning Land Use and Management (PLUM) Committee on Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2025 at 2:00 p.m. We thank you for your support and engagement in bringing the Plans to this milestone!The City Planning Commission (CPC) recommended approval of the Harbor LA Community Plans…

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August Land Use Report

August Land Use Report

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August 2025 Land Use Report SB 79 & Action Alert SB 79 – CF 25-0002-S19Scheduled for Council Tuesday, August 19, 10 am Item #44.Tuesday Council agenda — Invite constituent to attend to support the motionhttps://lacity.primegov.com/Portal/Meeting?meetingTemplateId=144613 CF 25-0002-S19: Lee/Park: SB 79 // State Zoning Standards / Train Stations / Major Bus Stops / 7-Story Multifamily Housing / Municipality Exemption / Housing ElementCouncil File:https://cityclerk.lacity.org/lacityclerkconnect/index.cfm?fa=ccfi.viewrecord&cfnumber=25-0002-S19 This resolution was introduced 3/28/25 and was referred to the Council’s Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee which…

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High Opportunity zone designation

High Opportunity zone designation

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Understanding the “High Opportunity Area” Designation – and Why It Matters If you’ve been following housing and planning discussions in our city, you may have heard the term “High Opportunity Area.” It’s a state and city planning designation that aims to guide development into neighborhoods believed to offer the greatest potential for upward mobility—places with strong schools, good access to jobs, and a high quality of life. Under this system, developers who build in High Opportunity Areas may qualify for…

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Action Items from PlanCheckNC Meeting

Action Items from PlanCheckNC Meeting

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Summary City Planning Updates and Reorganization Denzel Henderson from City Planning provided updates from the July meeting, addressing questions about street tree protections, the differences between waivers, incentives, and variances, and early notification systems for planning cases. He announced upcoming events including CicLaVia in South Central/Watts on September 14th and updates on the Harbor LA Community Plan, which was recently approved by the City Planning Commission and will next go to the Planning and Land Use Management Committee. Denzel also…

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