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The committee approved multiple planning and land-use actions, including consultant contract amendments for historic preservation work, a zone change and related approvals for a self-storage project on De Soto Avenue, allocation of $8.78 million for BuildLA consultant services, and measures on inactive construction site accountability. The committee also approved two Cultural Heritage Commission reports adding properties to the Historic-Cultural Monuments list, continued the Oakdale Estates tract map appeal to April 22, 2025, noted and filed a motion on a cell tower hearing, and met in closed session on pending litigation.
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The committee voted on several projects and administrative steps that affect development, historic preservation, and city planning funding. Residents can expect further public hearings on the Oakdale subdivision and a restarted public process for a questioned cell tower approval. The meeting approved funding for consultant work that supports permitting and historic preservation, and adopted measures aimed at managing inactive construction sites to improve safety and oversight.
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