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Council upholds HPOZ condition requiring rear garages for Carthay Circle lot
Summary
Council rejected the applicant—s appeal and sustained the planning director—s certificate of appropriateness requiring the garage be located at the rear of the lot consistent with the historic preservation overlay zone.
The Los Angeles City Council on July 5 rejected an appeal by a project applicant and sustained a Planning Department decision requiring that a new single-family home in the Carthay Circle historic preservation overlay zone (HPOZ) place its garage at the rear of the lot.
Kai Chan, representing the applicant, argued the Planning Department—s condition that the garage be moved from the front to the rear was…
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