San Fernando Valley : TEED UP
The Los Angeles City Council gave a preliminary go-ahead for the use of special financing to help a private developer build a business park, residential development and 18-hole golf course in Sylmar.
The council voted Tuesday to allow the developer of the so-called Silver Oaks project near the intersection of the Golden State and Foothill freeways to conduct studies needed to set up a special assessment district.
The 262-acre project--once known as the Sunset Farms Business Park--calls for the construction of 1.9 million square feet of office space, a golf course, a clubhouse and 46 single-family homes on rural, vacant land off Foothill Boulevard.
Although the project was approved in 1990, the recession has put construction on hold. Barring any hitches, the golf course is expected to be completed in early 1997.
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