Woodland Hills senior care facility approval appealed to City Council

Two neighbors appealed the Planning Commission's approval of a 71-room elder care building with no car parking on Del Moreno Drive.

City Council· posted Oct 5Land-use case

A 41,567 square foot, three story building with 71 senior care rooms, a cafe and a physiotherapy center was approved for 5353 North Del Moreno Drive, with eight rooms reserved for very low income seniors and zero parking spaces. Two residents appealed, sending the permits to the City Council, which has 75 days to act.

What happens next

City Council consideration of the appeals; Council has 75 days to act from the September 25, 2026 last day to appeal.

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