Source: Department of City Planning, May 2022
Dear Stakeholder,
Today, Los Angeles City Planning is releasing updated draft land use designations for the three Community Plans of the Southwest Valley:
Canoga Park-Winnetka-Woodland Hills-West Hills,
Encino-Tarzana, and
Reseda-West Van Nuys-Lake Balboa.
You can explore the proposed land use designations in detail via the online StoryMap. The StoryMap tool is a guided experience that contains interactive maps and online feedback forms to make it easy for you to review the proposed content and share your comments. As part of this release, the Southwest Valley team has developed a three-part video series to provide background information and answer questions you may have regarding the Community Plans Update.
The Video Series
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Part One provides an introduction to the Community Planning process and the City’s new Zoning Code, gives an overview of the Southwest Valley geography, and discusses changes to the boundaries of the Community Plans as well as the introduction of the Ventura Corridor as part of the Community Plans Update process.
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Part Two focuses on the vision for the Southwest Valley Community Plans Update and discusses the strategies behind the newly proposed land use designations for achieving this vision.
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Part Three focuses on the Ventura-Cahuenga Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan, discussing its place within the overall Community Plans Update process and future possibilities for the specific plan area.
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Please click on each part above to view the videos, which can also be found on our website.
Virtual Office Hours
Additionally, the Southwest Valley team will be holding office hours wherein stakeholders may set up a time to speak one-on-one with planning staff. The office hours provide an opportunity for more in-depth discussions of topics relevant to the Community Plans Update.
If you are interested in signing up for an office hours session, please RSVP here. Outside of these office hours, you may also provide feedback on the land use proposals via our Feedback Form. In the coming months, City Planning will release the Draft Zoning and Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) for the Southwest Valley Community Plans, which will be followed by a comment period for the environmental document.We look forward to hearing your feedback and ideas for the Draft Plan. Thank you for your continued engagement in the Southwest Valley Community Plans Update.
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