WOODLAND HILLS : Interim Law OKd for Warner Center
The Los Angeles City Council voted 14 to 0 Tuesday to re-enact an interim law to regulate growth in Warner Center in Woodland Hills.
One provision of the latest interim control ordinance for the area requires developers of new projects to pay a minimum $5,000 fee for every auto trip their projects are calculated to generate daily.
The interim law is intended to control growth until a specific plan for Warner Center can be completed and adopted.
The specific plan--a long-range blueprint for future development--has been under study by city staff for several years and is expected to be presented to the Planning Commission in July.
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