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New Housing Department May Bring Policy Changes in City Hall 30 July 1990
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Housing Department No Panacea: An Interview with Dan Garcia 30 July 1990
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USC’s Dean Kreditor: Regulatory Reforms Can Produce Housing 30 July 1990
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Focus: Non-Profit Housing 30 July 1990
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Cranston: New Federal Legislation Will Bring Housing Investment to Los Angeles 30 July 1990
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“TFAR II – The Sequel,” or “Money for Nothing and the Land is Free” 30 July 1990
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Response to the Jobs/Housing Balance: A Critical Analysis 30 June 1990
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Code Talk: New Parking Standards and Building & Safety Updates 30 June 1990
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The L.A. Board of Zoning Appeals: An Insider’s View 30 June 1990
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Lesson to Developers: Hang in There 30 June 1990
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Planning Strategies for the Next Decade: TPR Talks with Ken Topping 30 April 1990
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Let’s Put an End to Single Issue Planning in Los Angeles 30 April 1990
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In Defense of Design Review Boards: To Protect Quality of Life 30 April 1990
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An Exceptional Ordinance... Eleven Projects Which are Not Required to Pay the Housing Linkage Fee 30 April 1990
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In Pursuit of Urban Beauty: Design Review Boards and Other Band-Aids 30 March 1990
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Glendale’s Planning: City of Opportunity, Land of Moratoriums 30 March 1990
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Are Non-Profit Developers The Answer to L.A.’s Housing Shortage? 30 March 1990
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Los Angeles’ Draft Landscape Ordinance: Performance Point System Monitors Development 30 March 1990
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The New Sewer Hook-Up Interim Ordinance: A Point/Counterpoint 28 February 1990
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A Review of TFAR Pricing: What’s Fair Price for Buyer, Seller, and Public? 28 February 1990
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Santa Monica: Small Coastal City Balances Development Pressure 28 February 1990
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Housing Corner: Newly-Formed Los Angeles Housing Partnership Plans to Spend $100 Million on Affordable Housing 28 February 1990
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Light Rail on Santa Monica Right-of-Way: A Point/Counterpoint 30 January 1990
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New Deputy Mayor Edward Avila: Increased Responsibilities 30 January 1990
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Regional Mobility Plan: Attempts to Return to Traffic Levels of 1984 30 January 1990
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The Federal View: Affordable Housing for Low and Moderate Incomes 30 December 1989
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John Tuite, CRA Administrator in the Spotlight 30 December 1989
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The Creative City: Uncertainty Abounds in West Hollywood 30 December 1989
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The Year in Review: 1989 Was An Active Time in the Field of Land-Use Regulation 30 December 1989
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The Central City West Specific Plan: What It Means for Los Angeles 30 November 1989
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Nate Holden's Moratorium: Aberration or Precedent? 30 November 1989
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The Housing Linkage Fee: Point/Counterpoint Debated by Experts 30 November 1989
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Councilman Hal Bernson Defends Porter Ranch, Proposes Bond Issue, Wants No More ICO’s 30 November 1989
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AB 3180 To Monitor Compliance: A Policy for Developers’ Promises 30 October 1989
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It’s About Time: Los Angeles Needs Design Review for Project Approval 30 October 1989
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Sewer Hook-Up: Prelude to Future Growth Management 30 October 1989
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James Hartl, Director of Planning for L.A. County: On Growth, Development, and Simplifying the Process 30 October 1989
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“The River Model” Analogy of Freeways: Dense Transportation Tributaries 30 October 1989
