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  • Asilomar

    Presentation February 19, 2023

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    The City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works presented a Coastal Development Permit hearing for the Asilomar Boulevard Stabilization Project, which proposes to stabilize a section of roadway between Almar Avenue and Wynola Street using Cement-Deep Soil Mixing construction methods. The presentation covered the project history, environmental review, California Coastal Act compliance issues, best management practices for construction impacts, and solicited public testimony on coastal-related concerns.

  • Riviera-Letter of Communication

    Letter July 13, 2021

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    The Los Angeles Department of City Planning issued a notice requiring Riviera Golf and Tennis Inc. to file a Deemed-to-be-Approved Plan Approval application to review existing uses at the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, including a golf course, hotel, restaurant, and tennis courts, and to establish conditions of approval due to intensification of operations and concerns about increased traffic at the Longworth Drive entrance.

  • PPCC EC Letter re RCC Longworth Gate

    Letter January 12, 2021

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    The Pacific Palisades Community Council requests that Councilmember Mike Bonin's office work with the City Planning Department to issue a Zoning Determination Letter confirming that Riviera Country Club's Longworth Maintenance Gate is restricted to maintenance use only, citing concerns about unauthorized expansion of gate access that threatens pedestrian safety near Paul Revere Charter Middle School.