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Council approves mobility hub at Venice’s Lot 731; developer’s Venice Del housing plan sidelined amid state funding and litigation
Summary
The council voted to convert LA DOT parking Lot 731 in Venice to a mobility hub and relocate the proposed affordable housing to a nearby lot, rejecting the long‑contested Venice Del plan despite state funding and outstanding legal questions.
The Los Angeles City Council voted to pursue a mobility hub at LA DOT public parking Lot 731 in Venice and to relocate the previously proposed affordable housing program (the Venice Del project) to an alternative site, Lot 701, following a months‑long dispute over feasibility and community impacts.
Councilmember Traci Park presented the motion and framed Lot 731 as “situated in a prime location with excellent connectivity to transportation corridors, bike paths, and pedestrian friendly streets,” describing the mobility hub as an integrated, multimodal facility that would improve coastal access, tourism infrastructure and local…
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