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This is a short summary regarding Housing Element and Environmental Review process, schedule, Housing Element web-site information, information on how to submit comments. Special thank you to Kim Christensen, AICP for sharing this information. Kimberly Christensen, AICP Kimberly Christensen Consulting (310) 849-1261 mail.kimchristensen@gmail.com CITY OF LOS ANGELES HOUSING ELEMENT 2021-2029 UPDATE AND SAFETY ELEMENT UPDATE Westside Neighborhood Council stakeholders: Overview: A separate report is being provided that goes into detail about what the Housing Element addresses and about the Regional…
Land Use Report – December 2020 – 12/14/20 Not an official NC report – A summary and collection of items that may be of interest to LAND USE and PLANNING volunteers. STAP – LA’s current Street Furniture Program 20-year contract with Viacom (CBS Outdoor, Outfront Media)/JC Decaux expires Dec. 2021. The Bureau of Street Services (now known as Streets LA) has developed and released an RFP for a new program — “STAP” (“Street and Transit Amenities Program”) which was created…
Would you like an overview of the basic elements of the City’s planning and development process? Sign up for one of City Planning’s Planning 101 online training sessions. You will receive a general overview of the core functions of planning in Los Angeles to better understand how land use policies are created and implemented. To register for an upcoming training session, click here. Upcoming Dates The Project Planning training will highlight how projects are reviewed and will walk attendees through each step…
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2016 — 10 A.M. – 1 P.M. FREE Planning & Land Use 101 crash course with special guests Craig Weber | Principal City Planner Department of City Planning | City of Los Angeles Haydee Urita-Lopez|City Planner Community Planning Bureau | Boyle Heights Plan | City of Los Angeles BROUGHT TO YOU BY www.GPIA.org www.GlassellParkNC.org Glassell Park Community Center 3750 Verdugo
PlanCheck Report on the August 8 meeting – Lisa Webber, Deputy Director at L.A. City Planning Department presented the latest updates at City Planning. A copy of her PowerPoint presentation will be posted later. In the meantime, here are notes from the meeting Min PlanCheckNC 15.8 Here is the link to the latest updated PlanCheckNC Matrix PLANCHECK MATRIX SUMMER 2015 UPDATE 4
SAVE the DATE Saturday, May 12 10:00 a.m. -1:00p.m. Annual CEQA Program Update Current Issues in City Land Use and Planning Networking with Citywide Neighborhood Council and Community Representatives PlanCheckNC Programs are held at the The Community Exchange* 114 W 5th Street Los Angeles, CA 90013 Mark your calendars and watch for more information Please share with interested stakeholders. Maggi Fajnor, Chair maggi4f@gmail.com Cindy Cleghorn, Communications & Outreach PlanCheckNCLA@gmail.com Russell Brown, Educational Programs PlanCheckNCLA@gmail.com *Parking available on Spring Street $5
Upcoming meetings regarding SR-710 http://www.metro.net/projects/sr-710-conversations/
Community Invitation IMPORTANT: Please share with your neighbors and invite their participation at these upcoming Community Meetings regarding Reforming the City’s Development process. You can make a difference! Dear Community Stakeholder: The City of Los Angeles is committed to reforming the City’s Development Review Process. Once the Department of City Planning has determined that a homeowner’s remodeling project or a developer’s complex complies with the City’s General Plan, many complain that the design, permitting, and review processes are cumbersome. Therefore,…
Westside Subway and Regional Connector Take Big Steps Towards Reality One of the Westside Subway Extensions under consideration. There’s still a long way to go on these projects, but they took a big step this week. The Federal Transit Administration last week signed off on Metro’s draft environmental documents for the Westside Subway Extension and downtown’s Regional Connector. The news means the documents will soon be available for a 45-day public review period, including a series of public meetings, before…