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Glendale Commission Upholds 87-Unit Foothill Boulevard Apartment Project, Rejecting Crescenta Highlands Appeal Over Fire Evacuation and Contamination Claims

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The Glendale Planning Commission voted unanimously to deny a neighborhood association's appeal of an 87-unit density bonus apartment project at 3411-3427 Foothill Boulevard, concluding that state housing law left the city no legal pathway to block the development despite residents' wildfire evacuation and soil contamination concerns. A five-story, 209,330-square-foot apartment project planned for the corner […]

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