West Hollywood's Planning Commission has recommended that the City Council approve CIM Group's 34-story, 514-apartment tower on the former Cemex concrete plant at 1000 N. La Brea Ave., endorsing a development agreement that swaps six building-mounted billboards and a share of their revenue for 128 deed-restricted affordable units, the largest affordable commitment the city has seen from a single project.
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