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Tag Archives: Miracle Mile Community Design Overlay
Miracle Mile HPOZ Update ~ June 2015
Miracle Mile HPOZ Update June 2015: New Videos of Historical Survey Team at Work + HPOZ Progress Report from Katie Horak Click on image to view video. An Historic Resources Survey is the foundation of an Historic Preservation Overlay Zone, it documents … Continue reading →
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Tagged Architectural Resources Group, Historic Preservation Overlay Zone, Historic Resources Survey, HPOZ, Kate Horak, Mansionization, Mark Zecca, McMansions, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Community Design Overlay, Miracle MIle HPOZ, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Robby McDonnell
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MMRA Submits Comments on Academy Museum DEIR
MMRA Submits Comments on Academy Museum DEIR The Miracle Mile Residential Association [MMRA] has submitted its comments on the Draft Environmental Impact Report [DEIR] for the proposed Academy Museum at the former May Company site. The nearly 7,000-page DEIR … Continue reading →
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Tagged Academy Museum, Academy Museum DEIR, Academy Museum Draft Environmental Impact Report, AMPAS, Fairfax and Wilshire, Fairfax Avenue, LACMA, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, May Co. building, May Company, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Community Design Overlay, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Wilshire Boulevard
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“Nix Pix Museum” Says MMRA
A message from James O’Sullivan, MMRA President The Academy Museum Draft Environmental Impact Report [DEIR] is the final chapter in a sad tale of incompetence and betrayal. Ultimately, it is a perfect example of the golden rule: He who has the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Academy Museum, Fairfax and Wilshire, Fairfax Avenue, infrastructure, James O'Sullivan, LACMA, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Community Design Overlay, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Museum Associates, Museum Row, Nokia/L.A Live, Wilshire, Wilshire Blvd, Wilshire Boulevard
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A Very “Hesitant” Planning Commission Denies Appeal of Petersen Facade
The September 10, 2013 Central Area Planning Commission hearing on the appeal of the Planning Director’s approval of the new Petersen Automotive Museum facade had a cliff-hanging ending when two commissioners reluctantly joined the third commissioner and voted to uphold … Continue reading →
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Tagged CDO, Central Area Planning Commission, James O'Sullivan, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Community Design Overlay, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Museum Row, Petersen facade, Petersen Museum, Tom Labonge
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Appeal of Petersen Museum Facade Denied
MMRA Exploring Other Options… On September 10, 2013 the Central Area Planning Commission denied an appeal filed by James O’Sullivan, President of the Miracle Mile Residential Association [MMRA], regarding the new facade for the Petersen Automotive Museum. The three-member Commission … Continue reading →
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Tagged appeal, James O'Sullivan, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Community Design Overlay, Miracle Mile Residential Association, Petersen facade, Petersen Museum, Planning Commission, Wilshire Boulevard
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