Lomita : Hearing on Frontage Bill
A public hearing will be held Dec. 15 on a controversial ordinance that would require that all lots have at least 50 feet of frontage on a public thoroughfare.
Councilman Charles Belba has long opposed the restriction, claiming that it would severely limit a developer’s options. He has also expressed concern that the ordinance might turn many existing lots into nonconforming properties, harming their resale value.
The ordinance is championed by Councilman Pete Rossick, a former planning commissioner, who said it would provide more uniformity in city codes.
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