The autumn season is a favorite time of the year for many folks. The leaves change color, the days are shorter, the sun is more forgiving and much less intense. The change to cooler weather after a long and scorching summer is quite welcome to most. However, many people from outside Southern California seem to […]
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We are building a Southeast Antelope Valley Rural Life Map to express rural life in unincorporated Antelope Valley and seek your participation. The map is being created in Map.Social in conjunction with LA County Planning projects such as establishing Jackie Robinson Park as a County Landmark and planning activities for the Antelope Valley Community Standards Districts
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Update: Corrections and more clarification has been added to the original post. The corrections and additional language is marked in red. Thank you to everyone who submitted public comments during our public comment period back in spring! We are wrapping up the review of the public comments submitted during the 75-day public comment period. Many
Special Topic: AV exemptions for Single Family Residences – Alternative Option Read More »
Hello All, We want to let you know that the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning is continuing its work, albeit remotely, as we all support the efforts to stay safe and healthy during this public health emergency. The Community Studies East Team has been continuing its work on the East San Gabriel Valley
The holidays can mean a lot of spending — spending money on gifts, spending time in crowds, and spending time decorating and gift wrapping and writing cards and cooking… Phew!? Another kind of spending you can do this holiday season is spending time outdoors! The Antelope Valley has an amazing variety of parks and natural areas you
Yesterday, during a site visit as a member of LA County’s Green Leadership Award Program, I was told about the concept of “Earth Hour.” Someone told me that it had something to do with showing commitment to sustainability. Well, since I’m working on the SEA ordinance and land use planning related to sustainability, I thought
Take An Hour for the Earth this Saturday, March 24th – “Earth Hour 2018” Read More »
In case you missed it, the LA County Zoning Code, also known as Title 22, got a makeover! This makeover is considered a Technical Update to the Zoning Code. It was adopted by the Board of Supervisors on January 29, 2019 and became effective on February 28, 2019. What did the Technical Update do?
We will have more opportunities for your participation in the near future. For more information on the Los Angeles County Climate Vulnerability Assessment, click here: https://lacounty.gov/sustainability-projects/
Thank you for taking our initial Climate Change survey! Read More »
When we saw our first “Pumpkin Spice” flavored drinks and treats at the market, it brought up thoughts of Thanksgiving, and do you know what I think of when someone mentions Thanksgiving??? CSD Updates!!! 🤔 Ok, hear me out. During the Thanksgiving season we examine our relationships, what we have done in the past year,
Thanks-CSD-giving! Read More »
The East San Gabriel Planning Area incorporates the easternmost portions of Los Angeles County. As shown in the map below, the Area is south of the Angeles National Forest, north of the Orange County border, east of Interstate-605 and west of the San Bernardino County Line. Click the image to expand. Click below to
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