NORTHEAST : New Input Sought for Community Plan
The Los Angeles Department of City Planning will hold a series of open houses on proposed changes to the Northeast Los Angeles Community Plan.
Residents are invited to the open houses to receive information on proposed changes to the 15-year-old plan regarding zoning, land-use policies and plan objectives and programs. The plan is a part of the city’s General Plan, which guides development of the community.
The open houses, also being held in other parts of the city, will be followed by formal public hearings in late spring, said Assistant Planner Fernando Tovar.
A draft plan prepared by the Planning Department will be available at the open houses.
The meetings, from 4 to 8 p.m., will be held:
Wednesday, Jan. 18, at Occidental College, Lower Herrick Center, 1600 Campus Drive;
Wednesday, Jan. 25, at Atwater Avenue Elementary School, Multipurpose Room, 3271 Silver Lake Blvd.; and
Tuesday, Jan. 31, Lincoln Heights Senior Citizens Center, 2323 Workman St.
Information: Garland Cheng or Jimmy Anguiano, (213) 485-3918.
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