What’s being built, what isn’t, and what’s being torn down.

1. Land use and new development: Larchmont Blvd N/S of Beverly

   Larchmont Villagekeywords: development

2. Non-Single Family Home developments in Larchmont neighborhood

   Larchmont Villagekeywords: developments

3. Corner property slated for demolition on Melrose at Irving, southwest corner

   Larchmont Villagekeywords: demolition

4. Too Many new developments coming up that are not supporting affordable housing

   Ridgewood - Wilton - St. Andrews Squarekeywords: developments

5. THE RESTRICTIONS put on homeowners by HPOZ i

   Hancock Parkkeywords: hpoz

6. there are several empty lots now on our block whereby the city has approved demolition requests and then the lots are empty for YEARS

   Hancock Parkkeywords: demolition

7. A developer bought it and then emptied it, then homeless people started dealing drugs there, and then the city did a quick approval of the permit to demolish without input from anyone

   Hancock Parkkeywords: permit

8. now, there's a vacant lot there, which attracts homeless and graffiti "artists"

   Hancock Parkkeywords: vacant

9. Land use and new development: on the periphery of the area, Melrose, Larchmont, etc

   Hancock Parkkeywords: development

10. I'm concerned about development with no improvement with traffic flow

    Hancock Parkkeywords: development

11. Dont want to see the character of Hancock park ruined by new development which is not synergistic with this historic area

    Hancock Parkkeywords: development, historic

12. make it easier for ADUs, but not complete replacement

    Hancock Parkkeywords: adus

13. I have never received anything about economic development or job opportunities in the neighborhood, there is not enough safe shelter space for dogs (there should be enforcement of the pet license - stop people on the street if needed - to raise money

    Hancock Parkkeywords: development

14. For land use and development, area from La brea to Fremont Place

    Brooksidekeywords: development

15. permit parking

    Windsor Villagekeywords: permit, parking (+permit)

16. Functional street lights for Windsor Village, Preferred Parking for Windsor Village in the face of approved development that does not require on site parking

    Windsor Villagekeywords: development, parking (+development)

17. Development approved under Mayor's Emergancy Decree that ignore the WV HPOZ and will of the citizens of WV

    Windsor Villagekeywords: development, hpoz

18. Also, we have been given no input on three development projects currently slated for Windsor Village - all of which have little or no parking allotted in their plans and have ignored the already crowded parking conditions on our streets

    Windsor Villagekeywords: development, parking (+development)

19. The HPOZ that the neighborhood worked so diligently to create to preserve the unique nature of what makes our WV, Wilshire Park, and Country Club Park is being circumvented by the Mayor's emergency decree

    Windsor Villagekeywords: hpoz

20. SB79 and development

    Wilshire Parkkeywords: development

21. Our neighborhood is not an hpoz so has no protections against the destruction of its historic houses

    Brooksidekeywords: hpoz, historic

22. Illegal parking that brings unwanted people parking cars on streets weeks at a time, even though there is permit parking

    Wilshire Parkkeywords: permit, parking (+permit)

23. LADOT never enforces permit parking

    Wilshire Parkkeywords: permit, parking (+permit), ladot (+permit)

24. Buying & Tearing down historic homes and building high rise apartments

    Wilshire Parkkeywords: historic

25. We live in an HPOZ, but new apartment/condos keep going up anyway

    Windsor Villagekeywords: hpoz

26. Land Use Development on Lorraine at Wilshire, 8th & Olympic

    Windsor Villagekeywords: development

27. Land use: appropriate development of blvd

    Citrus Squarekeywords: development

28. Small LaBrea frontage properties need economic and development assistance

    Citrus Squarekeywords: development

29. Los Angeles in general has terrible economic and workforce development policies

    Windsor Villagekeywords: development

30. Construction vehicles without permits parked in the LaBrea Hancock area making it almost impossible to park in front of our homes during the week

    La Brea / Hancockkeywords: construction, permits

Showing the first 30 of 75 matched callouts. The full list is in the underlying data file; committee chairs can request it.

1. 25of 304 · 8%

   HPOZ and single-family neighborhood character

   • “Preservation of the character of our neighborhood and protecting R1 zoning.”

   • “PROTECTION OF OUR HISTORIC SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS”

   • “1) Safety and security; 2) cleanliness and homeless; 3) protect our HPOZ neighborhood from developers”

2. 23of 304 · 8%

   Opposition to new development

   • “Safety (constant break ins); over-development and out of scale buildings”

   • “Street lights; parking issues due to new development-new developments need to provide parking; new developments need to abide to HPOZ”

   • “Overdevelopment. I see large developments replacing smaller housing areas, yet there seems to be no accounting for increased sewage and water needs. How do I know that city services can handle a tenfold increase in usage? Have you seen what the DWP power distribution map in our area looks like? It looks like a bowlful of noodles.”

3. 22of 304 · 7%

   Affordable housing and rent stabilization

   • “1. The high rents/ rent increases pushing out local businesses 2. Vacant commercial spaces / storefronts 3. Community services”

   • “Low income housing proposals that don’t include parking and that are too large/tall for the neighborhood. Affordable housing that is planned carefully with parking and to the scale of the neighborhood will be very welcome. Please fix street lights so that they are tamper proof.”

   • “Affordable housing and stopping the development of overpriced apartments/condo developments being built on empty lots in the area”

4. 12of 304 · 4%

   SB 79, ED 1, and state housing legislation

   • “Fighting implementation of SB 79 Preventing ED 1 buildings from being approved Getting City of LA planning dept to post ED 1 new applications Homelessness—services Streetlight outages Prostitution emanating from Western Ave”

   • “SB 79 mitigation efforts to lessen impact on single family neighborhoods and suggest alternatives such as development on commercial streets which have public transportation.”

   • “SB79, streetlights, homelessness.”

5. 12of 304 · 4%

   Zoning and code enforcement

   • “Synagogue in violation of the zoning code”

   • “Illegal land use; violent crime and smash and grabs; safe streets particularly at night”

   • “Streetlights on Orange, keep zoning as is”

6. 7of 304 · 2%

   ADUs, density, and parking attached to development

   • “Neighborhood Security (high robberies/break ins), Reasonable high density housing (not appropriate with no parking on all streets), Infrastructure (lights out)”

   • “Density and parking negatively impacting quality of life.”

   • “Parking, Cleanliness, Density”

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