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http://cityplanning.lacity.org/ The filing period may close on Wednesday, November 23, 2016 at 4:00 pm or until sufficient resumes are received.  

The One Water LA Plan is well underway and we need your involvement and insights during this critical phase to help determine the Plan’s final content. Please join us on October 26th for an important discussion on the following topics: Project selection criteria finalization Potential projects and project portfolio themes Recommended policies The draft products created as a result of Workshop #4 will serve as the foundation for major plan elements to be discussed in our final two workshops. So now is an…

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The Proposed R1 Variation Zones Code Amendment Recommendation Report to the City Planning Commission, as well as the Proposed Zone Change Recommendation Report for the Faircrest Heights, Crestview, Picfair Village, Wilshire Vista, La Brea Hancock, Larchmont Heights, South Hollywood and the Oaks of Los Feliz neighborhoods are now available online on the Neighborhood Conservation webpage under “Updates.”   Direct links to the reports are also available below. Proposed R1 Variation Zones Code Amendment Recommendation Report (CPC-2016-2110-CA) Proposed R1 Variation Zones Code Amendment Q&A Proposed Zone…

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The Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone Ordinance Recommendation Report is now available on the Department’s website: http://planning.lacity.org/ordinances/docs/UrbanAgriculture/StaffReport.pdf The October 13th CPC Agenda has not yet been posted, but you can continue to check the following link:  http://planning.lacity.org/InternetCalendar/DSP_RESULTS_CPC.aspx?APC=CPC&Subtype=Agenda If you cannot attend the CPC meeting in person, you should be able to listen to it by calling (213) 621-CITY. More information on Council Phone can be viewed here. The Commission has adopted rules regarding written submissions, including Day of Hearing Submissions, which can be viewed here….

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On August 25, 2016, the City Planning Commission will consider the proposed update to the Small Lot Subdivision (“SLS”) Ordinance and make a recommendation to the City Council. The proposed Code Amendment is part of a comprehensive update of the existing SLS Ordinance, and is in response to the input received throughout the public comment process. Changes may still be made before the City Council’s final decision.