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Tag Archives: Hollywood Community Plan
Coming Soon to a Courtroom Near You: The Academy Museum
Coming Soon to a Courtroom Near You: The Academy Museum A message from James O’Sullivan, MMRA President On May 6, the City’s Planning Department recommendations on the Academy Museum project were released. As expected, the department declared that everything is … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Museum, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, AMPAS, Bill Delvac, Bill Kramer, CIM Group, Fairfax and Wilshire, Fairfax Avenue, Hollywood Community Plan, James O'Sullivan, May Co. building, Mid City West Community Council, Millennium project, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, motion picture museum, Museum Row
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Gone Hollywood; How the Hollywood Plan Threatens the Miracle Mile
A Message from Jim O’Sullivan, President of the MMRA: Like many of you, we lost power at my house during the two wind events last week. I say “wind event” rather than wind storm because occasional wind gusts do not equate to … Continue reading
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Tagged elegant density, Hollywood Community Plan, Hollywood Plan, infrastructure, Los Angeles budget, miracle mile, mixed use development, power outages, TOD, transit coridor, Wilshire
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