Council selects least ambitious of three options, permitting 4-story buildings across 55 low-density zones while deferring broader transit-oriented development mandates until 2030. The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday, March 24, to adopt a phased strategy for implementing Senate Bill 79, the state housing law that would otherwise force significant high-rise development near […]
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