As more folks are learning about our project, we wanted to share a series of posts that introduce the project – the Who, What, When, Where, Why and How! (Information has been updated to reflect conditions as of time of posting) This is the third in a series that will cover the basics of […]
This is the fifth in a series of blog posts that will cover the basics of the Antelope Valley Community Standards Districts (AV CSDs) Update Project. Why is the Department of Regional Planning (DRP) working on updating these Antelope Valley Community Standards Districts (AV CSDs)? A Vision for the Antelope Valley The seeds of this
As more folks are learning about our project, we wanted to share a series of posts that introduce the project – the Who, What, When, Where, Why and How! This is the fifth in a series of blog posts that will cover the basics of the Antelope Valley Community Standards Districts (AV CSDs) Update
Most of the 14 participating Antelope Valley communities have already met with the County to discuss their proposed topics or issues and how they want them addressed in their CSD, and Regional Planning has been using information from those discussions to create Concept Drafts for each updated or proposed CSD. The Concept Drafts are in
Concept Drafts: AVCSDs Next Step Read More »
Our AV CSDs team continues to transition while staying on top of our work program for your updated and new CSDs. We recently said farewell to Susan Tae as she moved on to a new role in the Current Planning Division of our department. At the same time we welcome Mark Herwick, who brings a
Farewell to Susan Tae and Welcome Mark Herwick to AV CSDs Team Read More »
Dogs are a wonderful part our lives, but nowhere in Los Angeles County are they more connected to our lives and livelihood than here in the Antelope Valley. Dogs are used for comfort, and as helpers, guards, and workers. Farmers use dogs to guard their herd or expensive equipment, and property owners often have them
Get Along, Little Doggies! Read More »
With hard work over many years, communities have developed proposals for their new or updated Community Standards District (CSD). But what happens after these proposals are submitted to the County? How can we make sense of the CSD at the end? Creating or updating a CSD can seem unnecessarily long or complicated, but the process from
The holidays are in full swing and many folks have more free time and some of you are hosting out of town guests. Why not explore one of the many treasures in the Antelope Valley? One of these quite unique treasures to experience, and to impress your out of town visitors, is the Musical
Groovin’ on Avenue G in F Sharp Read More »
FROM: Your AV CSDs Team 🙂 (Image: Colin @ Flickr)
Happy Valentine’s Day, Antelope Valley! Read More »
To share information about the Antelope Valley’s special habitat areas or Significant Ecological Areas (SEAs), we are featuring a post from the #SEAWednesday posts on the Department of Regional Planning’s SEA blog. The Joshua Tree can be found in the Joshua Woodlands SEA and Antelope Valley SEA within the Antelope Valley. The iconic Joshua Tree (Yucca
Have You Met the Joshua Tree? Read More »
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