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The condition of our city’s parks

The condition of our city’s parks

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Dear Trees Committee and Friends. Rec and Parks (RAP) is addressing parks needs Thursday morning right after the regular RAP commissioners meeting.  RAP is in the process of preparing a Park Needs Assessment, and this will be discussed at a meeting of the Facility Repair & Maintenance Commission Task Force on Thursday, February 6, at approx. 10:00 am. The meeting will be held at the Chevy Chase Recreation Center, 4165 E. Chevy Chase Drive. The Task Force will only take…

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Support Draft #3 of the CHIP/Housing Element ordinance

Support Draft #3 of the CHIP/Housing Element ordinance

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Timeline: City Planning released drafts in September. On September 26 the City Planning Commission passed Draft #3 (unanimous): This is the correct link to Draft #3 of the CHIP/Housing Element Next: goes to PLUM (Planning Land Use Management) committee now chaired by Councilmember John Lee (CD12), then will go to the City Attorney, Mayor and City Council. Must be submitted to the State by Feb. 12, 2025. If not submitted then L.A. City will be “out of compliance” and “Builders…

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Housing Element Comments — a few days left to submit comments

Housing Element Comments — a few days left to submit comments

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Sharing this with you. Participate as you wish. Hi All,Just to keep you all informed.  We continue to write letters and meet with city officials regarding the Housing Element and Draft #2. City officials are all aware of the maps we drew up together and the effort we are all showing to get the right density in the right places.But our take away from these meetings is that people must write and send in their support for Draft #2.  Our…

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The Housing Element maps have been released. 

The Housing Element maps have been released. 

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March 13, 2024 update More info at the City Planning website: https://planning.lacity.gov/plans-policies/housing-element-rezoning- program#about The following from United Neighbors — Maria Pavlou Kalban Hi All, The Housing Element maps have been released.  They are not easy to follow but I include the link so you can see what they suggest for your community.  Jeff has looked at them quickly and randomly and they seem to be staying out of R1 zones.  Put do take a look at your community and we are…

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Al Fresco Ordinance Adopted by City Council

Al Fresco Ordinance Adopted by City Council

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Dear Al Fresco Participants and Interested Stakeholders:Los Angeles City Planning is excited to announce the Permanent Al Fresco Ordinance (Council File 20-174-S4) was adopted by the City Council at its regular meeting on December 15, 2023. City Planning has prepared an updated Regulations Comparison Chart to help explain how the permanent regulations compare to the temporary Al Fresco program.City Planning will continue to provide updates in the coming months as the Ordinance operative date approaches. All existing Al Fresco operators…

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Affordable Housing Streamlining Ordinance

Affordable Housing Streamlining Ordinance

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Dear Interested Parties, Los Angeles City Planning will conduct a Virtual Public Hearing for a proposed Affordable Housing Streamlining Ordinance on Wednesday, October 11, 2023 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. All interested parties are encouraged to attend and share feedback.In response to a City Council Motion (Council File No. 23-0623), Los Angeles City Planning has prepared a proposed ordinance amending the Los Angeles Municipal Code (LAMC) to create an administrative review process for 100 percent affordable housing projects, subject to…

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Metro’s Transportation Communication Network Digital Signage

Metro’s Transportation Communication Network Digital Signage

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Para español siga hacia abajo.Dear Interested Parties,The Los Angeles City Council has directed Los Angeles City Planning to prepare an ordinance to amend the Los Angeles Municipal Code (LAMC) to allow the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority (Metro) to implement a Transportation Communication Network (TCN) (CF 22-0392). Metro is proposing to erect digital display signs on up to 49 Metro-owned parcels throughout the City that are adjacent to certain freeways and major streets as part of its TCN program….

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