SANTA CLARITA : 9 Meetings Planned on Zoning Proposal
The city of Santa Clarita will hold nine public meetings on its proposed zoning ordinance, which will affect all properties within the 43-square-mile city.
The Planning Commission decided to hold the meetings after a group of local business leaders and residents criticized some proposed zoning changes in the Honby Avenue area. The new zoning ordinance would replace Los Angeles County regulations that now apply within the 4-year-old city.
The first meeting is set for 9 a.m. Monday at City Hall. The complete schedule of meetings is available from the city’s Community Development Department at (805) 255-CITY.
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