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Garcetti Throws 500 Rent Stabilized Apartments Under the Subway
Garcetti Throws 500 Rent Stabilized Apartments Under the Subway by James O’Sullivan I’m sure if Mayor Eric Garcetti were asked to vote for more homelessness in Los Angeles he would answer resoundingly: NO! I’m equally sure that were each member … Continue reading
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Tagged David Ambroz, David Ryu, Garcetti, homeless, homelessness, HPOZ, miracle mile, mmra, Purple Line Subway Extension, Robert Ahn, Wilshire
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Miracle Mile Renters Threatened with Eviction
Miracle Mile Renters Threatened with Eviction 500 Rent-Stabilized Apartments Excluded from the Miracle Mile HPOZ On December 8, 2016, the City Planning Commission endorsed the Miracle Mile Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ) and recommend its approval at its next stop, … Continue reading
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President’s Message – 2017
As we creep into the New Year I would like to take a few minutes and thank some that have helped make 2016 a successful year for the Miracle Mile. Two special thanks from me. First, to former Councilmember Tom … Continue reading
A Perfect Storm • Battle Lines are Drawn on the Proposed Neighborhood Integrity Initiative
A Perfect Storm • Battle Lines are Drawn on the Proposed Neighborhood Integrity Initiative ~ a word from the Editor Thunderstorms are an infrequent occurrence in Los Angeles. Last November all sides in the ongoing and often litigious development wars in … Continue reading
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Tagged affordable housing, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Jill Stewart, Mayor Garcetti, Michael Weinstein, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Neighborhood Integrity Initiative, spot zoning, Tim Deegan
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Tom LaBonge’s Spending Spree
Tom LaBonge’s Spending Spree by James O’Sullivan, MMRA President By the time Tom LaBonge [photo below] termed out of the City Council in June 2015 his City Hall office was a mess. Shades of the fall of Saigon, file cabinets … Continue reading
Three-Card Monte and Bike Lanes
Three-Card Monte and Bike Lanes by James O’Sullivan, MMRA President Three-card Monte is a confidence game in which the victim (the “mark”) bets that they can find the “money card” – typically the queen of hearts –among three face-down playing … Continue reading
A Call to Arms: Public Hearings Begin on Proposed Amendments to the Baseline Mansionization Ordinance
A Call to Arms: Public Hearings Begin on Proposed Amendments of the Baseline Mansionization Ordinance by Ken Hixon The first step in the long awaited reform of the City’s infamously ineffective Baseline Mansionization Ordinance (BMO) has arrived with a flurry … Continue reading
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Metro Delays Decision on Wilshire Closures for Cut-and-Cover Work
Metro Delays Decision on Wilshire Closures for Cut-and-Cover Work Councilmember Ryu Backs Community Groups Demanding Traffic and Noise Studies Metro has agreed to do a full study on the traffic impact of their recent proposal to accelerate the completion of the cut-and-cover … Continue reading
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Tagged David Ryu, Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council, La Brea, La Brea Hancock Home Owners, La Brea subway station, Metro, Metro Construction Relations, Mid City West Community Council, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Purple Line, Purple Line construction, Purple Line Subway Extension, subway construction, Sycamore Square, Wilshire Boulevard
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Metro Proposes 7-Week Closure of Wilshire for Cut-and-Cover Work
Illustration of cut-and-cover work depicting the installation of beams to support street decking. Metro Proposes 7-Week Closure of Wilshire for Cut-and-Cover Work Share your opinion via our online poll… Metro is seeking community support to close Wilshire Boulevard from La Brea Avenue to Highland Avenue … Continue reading
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Miracle Mile Spotlight: Olympia Medical Center Rehabilitation Services
From the August 2015 MMRA Newsletter: Miracle Mile Spotlight: Olympia Medical Center Rehabilitation Services The definition of rehabilitation is to restore to good health or useful life. But the definition is far simpler than its execution. A person recovering from a stroke, … Continue reading
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Tagged Avi Amit, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, occupational therapy, Olympia Medical Center, Olympia Medical Center Rehabilitation Services, physical therapy, speech therapy
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