Simi Valley Won’t Sue L.A. Over Porter Ranch
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The Simi Valley City Council decided Tuesday night not to sue Los Angeles to block the $2-billion Porter Ranch development in Chatsworth because council members said their concerns about traffic and smog have been resolved.
Councilman Bill Davis said the council had been assured by the city of Los Angeles and Porter Ranch Development Co. that the Simi Valley Freeway would get a fourth lane before occupany permits are issued for 4.5 million square feet of commercial and retail space.
The development will include 3,395 residences and 6 million square feet of commercial and retail space.
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