Ponte Vista at San Pedro is a proposed 830 home project in Northwest San Pedro, being developed by Ponte Vista Partners.
This blog is intended to deal with anything and everything within the Ponte Vista site.
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Friday, August 14, 2009
Odds and Ends 130
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I'm not here right now and I don't know what happened at the Planning Commission meeting.
I may publish a post between now and next Friday.
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Revised Ponte Vista plan under discussion From staff reports Posted: 08/13/2009 06:06:29 PM PDT
Los Angeles planners reported Thursday that progress was being made in discussions with the developers of San Pedro's Ponte Vista housing plan.
A revised plan, however, probably won't be ready for formal consideration and approval for another six to nine months, said Betsy Weisman, principal planner for the city.
The report was made at a meeting of the Los Angeles Planning Commission.
"Staff has been meeting with the applicants every two weeks," Weisman said after the meeting. The discussions have been focused on "very general concepts," she said, with a follow-up report scheduled at the Nov. 12 meeting of the Los Angeles Planning Commission.
The private meetings will continue as more details are worked out for the development proposed for the 61.5-acre parcel on Western Avenue across the street from Green Hills Cemetery.
The big sticking point remains the number of homes and the project's effects on Western Avenue traffic.
The status report presented Thursday, Weisman said, "was all very low key," with no questions posed by commissioners.
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Revised Ponte Vista plan under discussion
From staff reports
Posted: 08/13/2009 06:06:29 PM PDT
Los Angeles planners reported Thursday that progress was being made in discussions with the developers of San Pedro's Ponte Vista housing plan.
A revised plan, however, probably won't be ready for formal consideration and approval for another six to nine months, said Betsy Weisman, principal planner for the city.
The report was made at a meeting of the Los Angeles Planning Commission.
"Staff has been meeting with the applicants every two weeks," Weisman said after the meeting. The discussions have been focused on "very general concepts," she said, with a follow-up report scheduled at the Nov. 12 meeting of the Los Angeles Planning Commission.
The private meetings will continue as more details are worked out for the development proposed for the 61.5-acre parcel on Western Avenue across the street from Green Hills Cemetery.
The big sticking point remains the number of homes and the project's effects on Western Avenue traffic.
The status report presented Thursday, Weisman said, "was all very low key," with no questions posed by commissioners.
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