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Land UseVillage Project
LADWP provided information about electrical work on the Caruso Village project, explaining that crews have been converting a power line from overhead to underground since late July 2018, with cable installation beginning August 12. The work is permitted under Los Angeles Municipal Code Chapter 6 and does not require a construction permit, allowing weekend work to avoid traffic impacts and enable crews to focus on other reliability work during weekdays.
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Land UseDevelopment Projects
This is a City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works maintenance hole opening permit (MH20180003) issued to the City of Los Angeles/DWP, valid for one year from January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018, authorizing the opening of sewer, storm drain, and other maintenance holes citywide with specified traffic control requirements and restrictions.
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Land UseBylawsLand Use Reports
The Land Use Committee serves to provide thorough, consistent, and well-researched analysis and recommendations on zoning and land use issues to the PPCC Board. The committee is composed of nine members including a chair, at-large representatives, area representatives, and advisors for the 2025-26 term.
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Land UseWracPlanning & Density
This document summarizes SB 831, legislation that would restrict local agencies' ability to regulate accessory dwelling units (ADUs) by eliminating minimum lot size requirements, limiting setbacks, reducing approval timelines to 60 days, and allowing substandard ADUs to delay compliance with building codes. The bill was compiled by Sharon Commins on July 16, 2018, and had passed the Senate but was held in the Assembly Local Government Committee without recommendation.
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Land UseDevelopment Projects
This traffic analysis for a proposed mixed-use development at 17346 W. Sunset Boulevard in Pacific Palisades evaluates traffic generation from 44 residential units, a 1,500 square foot restaurant, and 1,500 square foot retail space. The analysis concludes that the project would generate 514 net daily trips with no significant impacts to nearby intersections or freeway segments based on existing and projected 2020 traffic conditions.
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Land UsePlanning & Density
The California Coastal Commission staff report recommends finding no substantial issue with an appeal of a local coastal development permit for a 4-story, 45-foot high eldercare facility with 82 guest rooms at 1525 & 1533 N. Palisades Drive in Pacific Palisades. The staff concluded that appellants' concerns regarding height, mass, design, scenic views, habitat impacts, geologic stability, and traffic were adequately addressed by the City's approval and do not raise substantial issues under the Coastal Act.
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Land UseMinutesMotionsWracDevelopment Projects
The Pacific Palisades Community Council Chair clarifies that neither the PPCC Board nor its Land Use Committee have taken an official position on the North Marquette Street Sewer Extension Project, and that any claims of organizational support by the project developer are inaccurate, though some individual board members may have expressed personal support.
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Land UseMinutesMotionsWracCommercial
Pacific Palisades Community Council opposes SB 946, which would establish state-level sidewalk vending regulations requiring local municipalities to permit vending in parks and public spaces with limited location restrictions. The Council prefers to preserve local control and jurisdiction over sidewalk vending regulations.
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Land UseMinutesMotionsWracDevelopment Projects
The Pacific Palisades Community Council clarifies that its October 2017 motion supporting an eldercare facility at 1525 Palisades Drive was limited to finding the use appropriate for the property, and did not constitute approval of the building design, compliance with coastal or zoning regulations, or environmental review determinations. The letter documents community concerns about height, safety, access, noise, and disruption, and emphasizes the Council's expectation that all applicable laws and regulations be scrupulously applied.
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Resolution - Feb 22, 2018 (Wraclupcres Strs) - City Council Housing Committee
Resolution April 24, 2018Land UseCommercial
Pacific Palisades Community Council adopted a resolution supporting a Short-Term Rentals Ordinance contingent on specific conditions including night rental caps, primary residence requirements, liability insurance, revenue allocation to enforcement and affordable housing, and private right of action for affected residents. The council noted a preference for full prohibition in residential zones but acknowledged that many councilmembers support short-term rentals in such zones.