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Draft EIR Shows Updates Planned for Los Angeles’ 600-Acre Cornfield Arroyo Seco Plan

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By Catherine Sweeney  The Cornfield Arroyo Seco Plan, a more than 600-acre portion of Los Angeles, is getting an update. According to a draft environmental impact report published by the City, the proposed changes would allow for the construction of more housing.  “The update includes new land use and zoning regulations, incentives, and boundaries, for […]

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