Survey: Sepulveda Basin Vision Plan
Share your ideas about the Sepulveda Basin Vision Plan by taking a brief survey. Your feedback helps the City understand how you currently use the Sepulveda Basin and how to reimagine the space.
Share your ideas about the Sepulveda Basin Vision Plan by taking a brief survey. Your feedback helps the City understand how you currently use the Sepulveda Basin and how to reimagine the space.
At our November 10 Meeting we approved projects at 7541 Sepulveda Blvd and 14805-14817 Erwin Street.
This fall, City Planning will host Planning 101 training sessions focusing on the topics of project and community planning. The annual Planning 101 series in October & November provides a general overview of the core functions of planning in Los Angeles and serves as an educational resource for anyone interested in learning more about participation in the land use process, especially residents, newly elected neighborhood council board members, and members of other community-based organizations.
Councilmember Nury Martinez' Office reports that City Council approved a motion to declare the property at 7111 Sepulveda a public nuisance. Property owners subsequently reached out and cleaned up the property.
Retired Sherman Oaks space engineer (Bob Anderson) and local architect (Jeff Kalban) have drafted a mass transit concept from Van Nuys to LAX that they think gives Metro’s own proposals a run for their money. A monorail running above the 405 freeway, straight down the middle, that could be cheaper and easier to build while minimizing impacts on neighborhood streets from the San Fernando Valley to the Westside.