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LA City Council says no fast-tracked approval for affordable housing project - Vimarsana News

LA City Council says no fast-tracked approval for affordable housing project

If a developer proposes a 7-story apartment near single-family homes in L.A., they will face a public hearing

Split decisions: Developer seeking fast-tracked OK for affordable housing awaits LA's word – Daily News - Vimarsana News

Split decisions: Developer seeking fast-tracked OK for affordable housing awaits LA's word – Daily News

One affordable housing advocacy group says it's prepared to sue if city won't allow project to be fast-tracked.

Split decisions: Developer seeking fast-tracked OK for affordable housing awaits LA's word – Daily Breeze - Vimarsana News

Split decisions: Developer seeking fast-tracked OK for affordable housing awaits LA's word – Daily Breeze

One affordable housing advocacy group says it's prepared to sue if city won't allow project to be fast-tracked.

San Fernando Valley residents angry over proposed low-income apartments - Vimarsana News

San Fernando Valley residents angry over proposed low-income apartments

At least eight large-scale apartment housing projects in the San Fernando Valley may go through. In each case, the proposals were submitted after under a directive from Mayor Bass that lets low-income projects bypass steps like environmental reviews and public hearings.

Source: foxla.com
Loophole lets developers put big apartment buildings next to SF Valley houses - Vimarsana News

Loophole lets developers put big apartment buildings next to SF Valley houses

Residents in Sherman Oaks were flabbergasted to learn that a seven-story, 200-unit building could go up on Ethel Avenue.