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Votes at a glance: Planning and Land Use Committee actions on key zoning and land-use items
Summary
The committee approved a series of items by recorded roll calls including storage building zone change, mixed-use hotel zone change, CEQA and CUP decisions for several projects, and extensions of pandemic-era small-business relief. Several items were approved unanimously by members present.
This brief roundup summarizes formal actions recorded by the Planning and Land Use Committee during the meeting.
Nut graf: The committee recorded roll-call votes on several project approvals and procedural items. Most measures were adopted unanimously among members present. The items below reflect motions read into the record and the committee's roll-call results as recorded in committee minutes.
Key outcomes: - Clinton Manor Courtyard Apartments: Committee voted 5-0 to recommend Historic-Cultural Monument designation to full City Council (Item 1). - The Barn (historic cultural monument): Committee approved on consent, 5-0 (Item 2). - 956 North Seward (storage building, Hollywood): Zone change/height district and site approvals approved 5-0 (Item 3). - Mixed-use hotel (CD 10) with 20 units including 4 for extremely low-income households: Committee concurred with Planning Commission and adopted required environmental clearance and conditions, 5-0 (Item 4). - EV charging zoning report and ordinance instruction: adopted 5-0 with CAO funding report requested up to $150,000 (Item 5) (see separate article for details). - Extension of COVID-era Local Emergency Ordinance (LEO) for small-business relief: Committee voted 5-0 to extend relief provisions until Feb. 1, 2026 (Item 6). - Olympics exemption motion and report back: Committee approved referral and amendments, 5-0 (Item 7) (separate article covers details). - Koreatown housing CEQA appeal (638 S. Berendo): CEQA appeal denied; the City Planning Commission's earlier decision was sustained (Item 8) — recorded vote supported the denial by the members present. - Alcohol permit appeal at Santa Monica Blvd. (Item 9): CEQA appeal denied; Central Area Planning Commission determination sustained (recorded vote among members present approved the staff recommendation).
Ending: For more in-depth reporting on several of these items (EV charging, Olympics exemption referral, and the Runyon Canyon appeal), see the related articles in this package. The committee recorded votes in public roll-call and forwarded items to Council or continued them as noted.
