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Are you seeing approvals fly through City Planning without Public Participation ? The below sample motion is recommended by WRAC.   ALSO.  Another example is below submitted by NC Presidents.  Submit on your own or through your NC/CC. Whereas, prior to the Covid19 Emergency, Neighborhood Councils and Community Councils served as the only notice to the general community of such projects and due to the current Covid19 Public Health Emergency, Neighborhood Councils and Community Councils have not been able to establish…

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Please join us on Saturday, April 11, 2020 at 10 a.m. for our first remote meeting  — Check in at 10:00 a.m. As we embark on this new way of meeting — online, remote, virtual, by phone — please be patient and kind as we work through the bumps in the road. 10:05 a.m. — City Planning Department Updates & Chat

Is your Neighborhood Council holding virtual meetings?   Sharing Studio City NC’s invitation to their virtual  meeting on Wednesday, April 1, 2020.  More info here: https://www.studiocitync.org/

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Notice of Change in Means of Public Observation and Public Comment    

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Effective: Monday, March 23, 2020 Consistent with Mayor Eric Garcetti’s Executive Directive on COVID-19 to limit in-person contact, all City Planning staff will be interacting with customers and project applicants online, through email, and by phone. To facilitate the exchange of documents and plans, a new “drop-box system” is being implemented for all City Departments that staff the Development Services Centers (DSC) at th

Neighborhood Council Alliances are calling for action from the City — check back for updates. SLAANC Funding Rollover letter 2020.03.16 LANCC 2020.03.20 NCSA letter re suspension of meetings 2020 03.21 VANC Rollover Letter 2020.03.23  

This article appeared in CityWatch PLANNING WATCH-I am indebted to Hydee Feldstein, Chief Legislative Director of Better Way California, for her detailed analysis of Senator Scott Wiener’s Senate Bill 902. After three previous defeats of his Senate Bills 827 and 50, this is Wiener’s last minute, Hail Mary pass to preempt local planning and zoning laws so Sacramento can bestow billions in untaxed upzoning gifts to fortunate property owners. At a time when the U.S. economy is in free fall…

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