Development Plans for the Demolished Valley Music Theatre in Woodland Hills????
However, there appears to be some kind of development activity taking place. I received a letter from a friend that was issued by the City of L.A. dated on May 27, 2011. This document I believe was last revised in 2006 which was intended for a mixed use condominium development. According to the document, this site has changed to a mixed use development "apartment for rent" consisting of retail shops (on 17,688 sqft) and a maximum of 340 dwelling units in a two building complex of 4 stories not to exceed 100 feet in height. The project owners appears to be John Stanek of The Jefferson Project.
Some key items from the letter:
- The Project shall not exceed a lot coverage of 54 percent of the total lot area.
- The Project shall provide a minimum of 806 parking spaces.
- At least 20 percent of the project's dwelling units shall be targeted to an audience 55 years or older.
- The property management shall provide a van/bus or other appropriated vehicle to serve as a shuttle for residents and guests within a three mile radius for Monday - Friday between 7 AM and 8 PM
This letter allows for individuals to appeal this decision within 20 days of issuance. This is just my humble opinion but I dont think we need more apartment units. Cant they convert this site into a park, a Valley Museum, or something?
LA Update Letter
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Marty Mcfly
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