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  • PPCC Positions on Land Use Matters-2019.2

    Position Paper November 9, 2019

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    This document summarizes Pacific Palisades Community Council positions on development projects and land use matters from 2001 to 2019, organized by category including coastal projects, variances and exceptions, and other land use matters. The council's positions ranged from support to opposition based on concerns such as traffic impacts, geology and hydrology, height and density, and community interest.

  • PPCC Land Use Committee 10-17 Summary

    Report October 18, 2019

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    The PPCC Land Use Committee held a public meeting on October 17, 2019, to review Calvary Christian School's application for modifications to its Conditional Use Permit and Coastal Development Permit, which would allow construction of new buildings, increased student enrollment to 490 students, and reduced parking requirements. The Committee unanimously recommended that PPCC not oppose the application, contingent on Board approval of language regulating concurrent use of facilities at the site.

  • PPCC Land Use Committee Recommendation - nondraft

    Report June 28, 2019

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    The PPCC Land Use Committee recommends that the PPCC Board oppose issuance of a Coastal Development Permit for a proposed 5-story, 60-foot 9-inch mixed-use project at 17346 Sunset Boulevard, citing non-compliance with California Coastal Act visual compatibility requirements, concerns about streetscape impacts, potential negative effects on nearby residents from rooftop deck use, and inadequate parking provisions. The committee suggests alternative configurations of 4 stories with upper level setbacks or 3 stories without setbacks as potential modifications.