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ULI Los Angeles: ULI & APA Present StimULI: An Introduction and Discussion of LA's New Zoning Code
ULI & APA Present
An Introduction and Discussion of LA's New Zoning Code
With opening remarks from the City of Los Angeles Planning Director, Vince Bertoni
Several years ago, Los Angeles City Planning set out to create a modern and efficient zoning code for the City of Los Angeles. The proposed approach aims to establish a new Zoning Code that is both easier to use and more responsive to the needs of Los Angeles's many diverse neighborhoods.
While zoning has traditionally focused on prohibiting incompatible uses, the new approach focuses instead on both the physical design of a building as well as its use. As City Planning moves through the process of updating its 35 Community Plans, the new zoning system will be rolled out across the city over a number of years.
To discuss this wide-ranging topic, a joint effort between ULI and APA has brought together an esteemed group of experts and panelists to discuss these upcoming changes.
Los Angeles City Planning (LACP) will first share a high-level overview of the new zoning system. This overview will introduce the Form, Frontage, Standards, Use and Density districts, the new 5-part zoning string, and how the zoning code update will take place, among other topics.
After the presentation, a moderated discussion will be held to touch on issues including how the code hopes to make housing more straightforward to build, how office and other CRE markets might be affected, and how issues surrounding gentrification and displacement are being addressed.
Afterwards, your questions will be answered in the Q/A session.
We invite you to review the draft zoning code at the link below and come prepared with questions and/or comments.
Opening Remarks
Vince Bertoni
Director of Planning
City of Los Angeles
Presenting from Los Angeles City Planning
City Planner
Los Angeles City Planning |
City Planner
Los Angeles City Planning
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Planning Assistant
Los Angeles City Planning
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City Planner
Los Angeles City Planning
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The Panel
Moderator: Liz Falletta
Vice Chair of Urban Planning
University of Southern California
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President
Craig Lawson & Co.
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Chris Pearson
Vice President of Development,
Planning and Government Hudson Pacific Properties
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Sierra Atilano
Chief Real Estate & Investment Officer
Skid Row Housing Trust |
Sonya Falcone
Partner
Daylight Development
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Ata Khan
Planning Manager City of Pomona |