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Issue: LA Council Committee Delays Vote on Mansionization Measures

February 26 2015
Written by Martha Groves.

Date: Feb 27, 2015

A Los Angeles City Council committee postponed a vote on a set of temporary ordinances limiting mans ionization. 

A Los Angeles City Council planning committee on Tuesday postponed a closely watched decision on a set of temporary ordinances intended to limit the construction of "McMansions" in 20 neighborhoods. 

After hearing dozens of speakers pro and con, Councilmen Gilbert A. Cedillo and Mitchell Englander agreed to put off a vote on whether to recommend that the full council pass the so-called interim control ordinances. Panel Chairman Jose Huizar was absent.  (Read the rest.)

 

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CityWatch

Vol 13 Issue 17

Pub: Feb 27, 2015

 

 

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