Without a General Plan amendment, developer can’t proceed with proposed Bulgari resort in Benedict Canyon.
In a letter to the developer, Bertoni stated that since he agreed six years ago to consider a General Plan amendment to allow the project, further studies suggest that the hotel would disrupt 92%, or more than 816,000 square feet, of natural vegetation and topography on the site, and result in the excavation of more than 118,000 cubic yards of soil, the removal of more than 75% of protected trees and shrubs and the removal of more than 90% of trees considered “significant” on the site.
Gatto said the City Council’s vote last month, asking the planning director to reconsider his decision to allow a General Plan amendment process to unfold, was “legally unprecedented.” to stop considering a project before a draft environmental impact report was completed. The developers sued and a judge ruled in the city’s favor, Yaroslavsky said.proposed project to build hundreds of residential units in Cahuenga Pass
In addition, the developer had proposed building eight homes, ranging from 12,000 to 48,000 square feet, on the property, located at 9704-9712 W. Oak Road.
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