
Motion seeks faster city approval for new condominium and ADU condo projects
City Planning would have 30 days to draft an ordinance waiving subdivision map requirements for eligible for-sale projects.

City Planning would have 30 days to draft an ordinance waiving subdivision map requirements for eligible for-sale projects.

Proposed ordinance would clarify height measurement, ground story heights, parking and fence rules in the new zoning code.

Narrow unbuilt city walkways and paper streets in the Girard Tract would be studied for habitat and recreation value first.

The council voted 15-2 to support asking Planning, Building and Safety and Sanitation to report on trash needs when ADUs are added.

Money from the Sunshine Canyon trust fund would pay for street treatments aimed at speeding and street takeovers.

The package would rezone San Pedro parcels, revise the community plan and repeal the area's existing overlay district.

A vacant 7,744-square-foot cultural center near LAX would become offices if the City Council adopts the zone change.

A North Hills lot would be rezoned to allow eight units instead of seven after the area commission missed its deadline to act.

Two appellants ask the City Council to overturn a planning commission approval of a three-story house with three 10-foot retaining walls.

A single-family house would be demolished and split into eight small lots, with one unit reserved as affordable for 55 years.

The West Adams Boulevard building would join the city's Historic-Cultural Monument list if the City Council agrees.

Concerned Citizens of Stanley Hills Drive ask the City Council to overturn the environmental exemption for two single-family houses.

Neighbors challenge the zoning exception and environmental finding for a San Pedro cafe plus new two-story house.

A single-family property at 10540 N. Tujunga Canyon Blvd. becomes two parcels, with fire, parking and grading conditions attached.

The West LA property can be split into two residential condominium units, with sidewalk, street light and parking conditions.

City Council will consider changing the Northridge site's zoning so the car wash can expand and keep its queuing lane.

The City Council will review an appeal of the finding that two new hillside houses on Cliff Drive need no environmental study.

The change would let 11,911 square feet of general office space at 17317-17323 Ventura Boulevard become medical offices.