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Planning:
"There are too many damn regulations," Governor Jerry Brown said Tuesday on the steps of the L.A. Convention Center. And so he signed Senate Bill 292, a measure focused on "cutting red tape all over the state."
Planning:
AEG and the L.A. City Council want a football team playing in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum by 2012 and kicking off in the proposed Farmers Field by 2015. But, not so fast.
Planning:
As competition for a viable redistricting plan heats up amongst Los Angeles County Supervisors, a starkly different scenario has already played itself out at the state-wide level, hailed as historic by some, and illegal by others.
Commentary:
Farmers Field and Ed Roski's competing stadium proposal are bad for you because they have been used to accelerate a game-changing shift in land use authority.
Planning:
With plans of an NFL team moving to LA and taking root in the AEG-backed downtown stadium, a temporary home will be necessary in the interim while Farmers Field is being built.
Planning:
A few months ago, the future of Olvera Street -- the so-called site of L.A.'s birthplace -- hung in the balance.
Planning:
AEG is asking state lawmakers to pass special legislation that would protect the developer from lawsuits that could delay or stop progress on the downtown stadium
Commentary:
The current deal to bring a football stadium to downtown L.A. is better than the bad one AEG asked the city council to accept uncritically six months ago. But it's not as good a deal as Los Angeles deserves.
Planning:
Mobile billboard owners have found creative solutions to a law banning their signs, but a proposed law could end that.
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