Assistant Director of Community Development / Building Official
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Oct 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Beverly Hills Planning Commission Regular Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes a development plan review and density bonus permit request for a proposed eight-story, 79-unit mixed-use development at 177-195 South Robertson Boulevard, along with consideration for a CEQA exemption. Additionally, the commission will receive updates from the City Planner, review the list of current development projects, and discuss the 2026 meeting schedule and the draft 2027 meeting schedule.
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Beverly Hills City Council Liaison Legislative Lobby Committee Committee Meeting
The committee discussed support for Proposition 1, which provides bond funding for housing affordability, and opposition to Proposition 43, which would increase the voter threshold for special tax initiatives. The discussion included detailed explanations regarding the allocation of bond funds for rental housing, homeownership programs, infrastructure, and student housing, as well as the implementation timeline managed by the state treasurer. Additionally, the committee reviewed the process by which the League of California Cities determines its positions on ballot measures through member-driven policy committees and the board of directors.
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Beverly Hills City Council Liaison Rodeo Drive, Special Events, and Holiday Program Committee Committee Meeting
The committee discussed logistical requests from Dick Clark Productions regarding the upcoming Golden Globes Award Ceremony. Key topics included street and sidewalk closures on Wilshire Boulevard, fee waivers for permits, traffic signal modifications, and public notification strategies. The committee also considered a proposal for a three-year agreement to streamline planning and execution for future award ceremonies.
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Beverly Hills City Council Traffic And Parking Committee Special Meeting
The committee meeting centered on a resident application from the 300 block of South Linden seeking peak hour left turn restrictions to address safety concerns and cut-through traffic. Staff presented a detailed traffic analysis and reviewed the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program guidelines, noting that while the application met support thresholds, it would likely divert traffic to adjacent residential streets. The Traffic and Parking Commission recommended denying the turn restriction, suggesting a holistic traffic study for the southwest area and increased police enforcement instead. Committee members discussed the historical lack of consensus on neighborhood traffic calming and emphasized the need for a balanced approach that does not simply shift traffic problems between residential streets.
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