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 […]
Season’s Greetings! Both the Green Valley and Leona Valley Draft Community Standards Districts were recommended for approval at the Regional Planning Commission on December 9! Many thanks go out to those community members and members of the respective Town Councils that were a part of the process and gave their feedback on the CSD throughout
Green Valley and Leona Valley Recommended for Approval! Read More »
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 »
On October 26, the East San Gabriel Valley Area Plan team organized a visioning workshop at Steinmetz Park Senior Center in Hacienda Heights. Over 50 people attended and provided feedback on topics such as transportation, housing, public space, and the local economy. The workshop encouraged attendees to reflect on elements they valued in their community,
Hacienda Heights Community Visioning Workshop 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 »
To increase public awareness of the September 26, 2018 Regional Planning Commission hearing on the Significant Ecological Areas (SEA) Ordinance, we are featuring a post from the Department of Regional Planning’s SEA blog. The Tricolored Blackbird can be found in the San Andreas SEA within the Antelope Valley. This one is for all the Birders!
Have You Met the Tricolored Blackbird? Read More »
The northern part of Los Angeles County, including the Antelope Valley, has a rich and interesting history and historic resources. One of the Historic Resources listed by the State of California in the Antelope Valley is the Utopian community of Llano Del Rio. According to the California State Parks Office of Historic Preservation, this was
Historic Resources in the Antelope Valley and Surroundings Read More »
Los Angeles County is fighting climate change by reducing the use of fossil fuels in our cars and homes. This will result in cleaner air quality and a healthier environment for everyone. This Home Energy Survey will help the County assess what resources residents need to complete home energy upgrades. Examples of home energy upgrades
Home Energy Survey Read More »
On Sat, March 9, the L.A. County Regional Planning Dept collaborated with the Homestead Museum on an event
Homestead Museum Outreach Meeting in the East San Gabriel Valley Read More »
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