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Preservation topic of city public workshops in Mile

Suzan Filipek · July 28, 2016

The city Office of Historic Resources is holding two public hearings this month to review a proposed Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ) in the Miracle Mile and a recently completed […]

Miracle Mile moves ahead in saving its historic past

Suzan Filipek · June 2, 2016

After several community workshops, a thorough survey of the area and city officials getting on board, Miracle Mile is moving forward with obtaining an Historical Preservation Overlay Zone ordinance. The […]

Mansionization, infamous loopholes back on table

Suzan Filipek · December 31, 2015

Some realtors, developers and even homeowners don’t see a problem with McMansions. But most Angelenos would probably rather not live next to one. Like horses and all-night parties, McMansions don’t […]

Residents weigh choices on closing five blocks of Wilshire

Jane Gilman · October 29, 2015

Residents are being polled on whether to close five blocks of Wilshire Blvd. for seven weeks or for 22 weekends while Metro’s contractor places decking on the boulevard for subway […]

Mile’s road to historic status moves forward; meeting Sept.19

Suzan Filipek · September 3, 2015

Miracle Mile qualifies to be protected under a city historic ordinance given its wealth of Period Revival-style homes, according to a three-month survey recently completed by the Architectural Resources Group. […]

Academy Museum gets final okay; MMRA readies to sue

Suzan Filipek · July 2, 2015

A $300-million Academy Museum of Motion Pictures got rave reviews from the City Council June 24. A 13-0 vote paved the way for construction to begin as early as this […]

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