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Photo: Mission Meridian(Moule & Polyzoides) ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS VAN NUYS NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL, PLUM COMMITTEE | DEPARTMENT OF CITY PLANNING, CITY OF LOS ANGELES JULY 18, 2018 Project partially funded by Metro ORANGE

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Photo: Mission Meridian(Moule & Polyzoides)

ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS

VAN NUYS NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL, PLUM COMMITTEE | DEPARTMENT OF CITY PLANNING, CITY OF LOS ANGELES

JULY 18, 2018

Project partially funded by Metro

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Why We’re Here Tonight

 Ove rvie w  Visio n  Stra te g ie s  Ne xt Ste ps

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Growing Transit Network

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

Source Adam Linder

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Growing Transit Network

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

Source Adam Linder

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: State & Regional Policy Mandates

SB375

CA Sustainable Communities and Climate Protection Act, 2008

State Regional

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Transit Neighborhood Planning

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

Goals

Cre a te o ppo rtunitie s fo r mo re jo b s & ho using o f a ll type s ne a r tra nsit

F

  • ste r a vib ra nt mix o f use s within

e a c h sta tio n a re a

I nc re a se a c c e ss to a va rie ty o f mo b ility o ptio ns fo r a ll

I mpro ve q ua lity o f pub lic spa c e s fo r re side nts, e mplo ye e s & visito rs

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PROJE CT PL ANNING

Re vie w o f pro je c ts fo r c o mplia nc e with City re g ula tio ns, site pla n a nd de sig n, a nd c o nditio na l use pe rmits fo r a lc o ho l sa le s, ho te ls, e tc .

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

L ONG- RANGE POL ICY PL ANNING

Cre a tio n o f po lic ie s a nd re g ula tio ns tha t re g ula te s the de ve lo pme nt o f priva te pro pe rty ne a r tra nsit, inc luding de nsity, he ig ht, size , a nd de sig n re g ula tio ns

ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Department of City Planning

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Relationship Among Current Planning Efforts

Ge ne ra l Pla n upda te

A visio ning pro c e ss to upda te the sta te -re q uire d Ge ne ra l Pla n e le me nts

Ge ne ra l Pla n L a nd Use E le me nt (Co mmunity Pla ns)

An upda te to the la nd use & zo ning o f 35 Co mmunity Pla ns, inc luding thre e So uthwe st Valle y Co mmunity Plans & thre e So uthe ast Valle y Co mmunity Plans

T ransit Ne ighborhood Plans

A ta r g e te d pla nning e ffor t a r

  • und tr

a nsit sta tions

re :c o de L A

A re write o f the City’ s zo ning c o de , whic h imple me nts la nd use po lic y

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Why This Plan Now?

 T

ra nsit Ne ig hb o rho o d Pla ns a re pa rtia lly funde d thro ug h Me tro g ra nts se c ure d in 2014 fo r tra nsit-suppo rtive pla nning to impro ve a c c e ss a nd re duc e g re e nho use g a s e missio ns

 T

he T ra nsit Ne ig hb o rho o d Pla ns initia tive wa s la unc he d to ta ke a dva nta g e o f the o ppo rtunity fo r a dditio na l re so urc e s prio r to the Ge ne ra l Pla n upda te a nd a c c e le ra te d Co mmunity Pla n upda te s

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Project Objectives

 Ne w zo ning fo r thre e tra nsit

ne ig hb o rho o ds a lo ng the Ora ng e L ine

 She rma n Wa y & Re se da Sta tio n a re a s to

the we st will b e upda te d via the So uthwe st Va lle y Co mmunity Pla ns pro g ra m

 Guide fo r future de ve lo pme nt

thro ug h 2040

 No de ve lo pme nt pro je c ts a re

pro po se d – this lo ng -ra ng e pla nning e ffo rt will de ve lo p re g ula tio ns fo r a ny ne w de ve lo pme nt

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

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Re vise d Plan & Adoption Imple me ntation E nvir

  • nme ntal

Re vie w Plan De ve lopme nt Community E ngage me nt

ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Timeline

Conc e pt Plan & Public F e e dbac k

2016 2019 2017 2018 Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

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SLIDE 12  F
  • c us Gro ups with

c o mmunity g ro ups, BIDs

 Pre se nta tio ns to

Ne ig hb o rho o d Co unc ils

 4 Pub lic Visio ning

Wo rksho ps

 Wa lking T
  • urs

Re vise d Plan & Adoption Imple me ntation E nvir

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Re vie w Plan De ve lopme nt Community E ngage me nt

ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Timeline

Conc e pt Plan & Public F e e dbac k

2016 2019 2017 2018 Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

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Re vise d Plan & Adoption Imple me ntation E nvir

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Re vie w Plan De ve lopme nt Community E ngage me nt

ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Timeline

Conc e pt Plan & Public F e e dbac k

2019 2018 2016 2017

 Re vie w o f E

xisting Re g ula tio ns

 Ma rke t Stud y  F

e a sib ility Ana lysis

 Initia l Co nc e pts

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

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Re vise d Plan & Adoption Imple me ntation E nvir

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Re vie w Plan De ve lopme nt Community E ngage me nt

ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Timeline

Conc e pt Plan & Public F e e dbac k

2019 2018 2016 2017

 Sha re initia l

c o nc e pts & visio n

 Co lle c t fe e d b a c k  Ma ke re visio ns  No ve mb e r 2017

pub lic wo rksho ps Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

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Re vise d Plan & Adoption Imple me ntation E nvir

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Re vie w Plan De ve lopme nt Community E ngage me nt

ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Overview: Timeline

Conc e pt Plan & Public F e e dbac k

2019 2018 2016 2017 Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

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 Curre nt Pha se  Co nd uc t pub lic

Sc o ping Me e ting

 July 25, 2018  Ana lyze po te ntia l

e nviro nme nta l impa c ts

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Vision: What We’ve Heard – Key Themes

DESIRE FOR DESTINATIONS & NEIGHBOROHOD-SERVING USES DIVERSITY OF TYPES & COST OF HOUSING SAFE CROSSINGS SHADE FROM THE VALLEY HEAT ADEQUATE PARKING OPEN SPACE & GREEN SPACE AMENITIES NEAR BIKE PATH KEEP DENSITY CLOSER TO STATIONS OPTIONS AROUND MOBILITY SAFETY & CLEANLINESS PEDESTRIAN-FRIENDLY DESIGN & WAYFINDING GE T T ING AROUND PL ACE S L IVABIL IT Y DE SIGN

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

NEED FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING & SOCIAL SERVICES

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Vision for 2040

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

Van Nuys & Sepulveda Station Area Vision: Regional Gateway – Civic Center & Jobs Hub

E nha nc e the vib ra nc y o f the Civic Ce nte r & Va n Nuys c o rrid o r with d a y & e ve ning a c tivity; pro te c t e xisting e mplo yme nt use s in the ind ustria l c o rrid o r & a c c o mmo d a te ne w pro d uc tio n & se rvic e type s; e nc o ura g e mixe d -use d e ve lo pme nt to a c tiva te the Se pulve d a sta tio n a re a ; a nd pro mo te a va rie ty o f ho using type s.

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Strategies

Main Str e e ts - Enhance pedestrian orientation along corridors & increase

  • pportunities for mixed-use development

Place buildings at the sidewalk & provide pedestrian entrances

Require minimum storefront transparency for safety, activation & rhythm

Encourage reuse of older main street buildings through parking exceptions

Mixe d Use Hubs & Cor r idor s - Focus development where it can be sustained, as

long as it provides community benefits

Develop “Base” & “Bonus” system to encourage provision of community benefits

Incorporate metrics from existing design overlays

Create parking setbacks to prevent parking lots along main streets

Jobs Ce nte r s – Preserve existing jobs & accommodate emerging industries

Encourage industrial areas to have clean uses & density of jobs

Address adjacency of commercial & industrial uses abutting residential through use limitations, “good neighbor” policies & landscape buffering or screening

Ne ighbor hoods Cor r idor s – Allow residential & neighborhood uses that foster a

more walkable environment & place more people near transit corridors

Promote “missing middle” housing that provides a diversity of low-scale housing choices, such as townhomes, duplexes, or bungalow courts

Allow limited neighborhood-serving uses, such as daycares or corner stores

Ne ighbor hoods – Reflect & encourage diverse building types & housing options

Encourage the retention of existing rent-stabilized units

Incentivize development of affordable housing through “Base” & “Bonus” system Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps Neighborhood Corridors Mixed Use Hubs & Corridors Main Streets Main Streets Job Centers Neighborhoods Job Centers Neighborhoods Open Space Mixed Use Hubs & Corridors

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Strategies

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

Main Str e e ts - Enhance pedestrian orientation along corridors & increase

  • pportunities for mixed-use development

Place buildings at the sidewalk & provide pedestrian entrances

Require minimum storefront transparency for safety, activation & rhythm

Encourage reuse of older main street buildings through parking exceptions

Mixe d Use Hubs & Cor r idor s - Focus development where it can be sustained, as

long as it provides community benefits

Develop “Base” & “Bonus” system to encourage provision of community benefits

Incorporate metrics from existing design overlays

Create parking setbacks to prevent parking lots along main streets

Jobs Ce nte r s – Preserve existing jobs & accommodate emerging industries

Encourage industrial areas to have clean uses & density of jobs

Address adjacency of commercial & industrial uses abutting residential through use limitations, “good neighbor” policies & landscape buffering or screening

Ne ighbor hoods Cor r idor s – Allow residential & neighborhood uses that foster a

more walkable environment & place more people near transit corridors

Promote “missing middle” housing that provides a diversity of low-scale housing choices, such as townhomes, duplexes, or bungalow courts

Allow limited neighborhood-serving uses, such as daycares or corner stores

Ne ighbor hoods – Reflect & encourage diverse building types & housing options

Encourage the retention of existing rent-stabilized units

Incentivize development of affordable housing through “Base” & “Bonus” system Neighborhood Corridors Mixed Use Hubs & Corridors Main Streets Main Streets Job Centers Neighborhoods Job Centers Neighborhoods Open Space Mixed Use Hubs & Corridors

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Strategies

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

Main Str e e ts - Enhance pedestrian orientation along corridors & increase

  • pportunities for mixed-use development

Place buildings at the sidewalk & provide pedestrian entrances

Require minimum storefront transparency for safety, activation & rhythm

Encourage reuse of older main street buildings through parking exceptions

Mixe d Use Hubs & Cor r idor s - Focus development where it can be sustained, as

long as it provides community benefits

Develop “Base” & “Bonus” system to encourage provision of community benefits

Incorporate metrics from existing design overlays

Create parking setbacks to prevent parking lots along main streets

Jobs Ce nte r s – Preserve existing jobs & accommodate emerging industries

Encourage industrial areas to have clean uses & density of jobs

Address adjacency of commercial & industrial uses abutting residential through use limitations, “good neighbor” policies & landscape buffering or screening

Ne ighbor hoods Cor r idor s – Allow residential & neighborhood uses that foster a

more walkable environment & place more people near transit corridors

Promote “missing middle” housing that provides a diversity of low-scale housing choices, such as townhomes, duplexes, or bungalow courts

Allow limited neighborhood-serving uses, such as daycares or corner stores

Ne ighbor hoods – Reflect & encourage diverse building types & housing options

Encourage the retention of existing rent-stabilized units

Incentivize development of affordable housing through “Base” & “Bonus” system Neighborhood Corridors Mixed Use Hubs & Corridors Main Streets Main Streets Job Centers Neighborhoods Job Centers Neighborhoods Open Space Mixed Use Hubs & Corridors

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Strategies

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

Main Str e e ts - Enhance pedestrian orientation along corridors & increase

  • pportunities for mixed-use development

Place buildings at the sidewalk & provide pedestrian entrances

Require minimum storefront transparency for safety, activation & rhythm

Encourage reuse of older main street buildings through parking exceptions

Mixe d Use Hubs & Cor r idor s - Focus development where it can be sustained, as

long as it provides community benefits

Develop “Base” & “Bonus” system to encourage provision of community benefits

Incorporate metrics from existing design overlays

Create parking setbacks to prevent parking lots along main streets

Jobs Ce nte r s – Preserve existing jobs & accommodate emerging industries

Encourage industrial areas to have clean uses & density of jobs

Address adjacency of commercial & industrial uses abutting residential through use limitations, “good neighbor” policies & landscape buffering or screening

Ne ighbor hoods Cor r idor s – Allow residential & neighborhood uses that foster a

more walkable environment & place more people near transit corridors

Promote “missing middle” housing that provides a diversity of low-scale housing choices, such as townhomes, duplexes, or bungalow courts

Allow limited neighborhood-serving uses, such as daycares or corner stores

Ne ighbor hoods – Reflect & encourage diverse building types & housing options

Encourage the retention of existing rent-stabilized units

Incentivize development of affordable housing through “Base” & “Bonus” system Neighborhood Corridors Mixed Use Hubs & Corridors Main Streets Main Streets Job Centers Neighborhoods Job Centers Neighborhoods Open Space Mixed Use Hubs & Corridors

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Strategies

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

Main Str e e ts - Enhance pedestrian orientation along corridors & increase

  • pportunities for mixed-use development

Place buildings at the sidewalk & provide pedestrian entrances

Require minimum storefront transparency for safety, activation & rhythm

Encourage reuse of older main street buildings through parking exceptions

Mixe d Use Hubs & Cor r idor s - Focus development where it can be sustained, as

long as it provides community benefits

Develop “Base” & “Bonus” system to encourage provision of community benefits

Incorporate metrics from existing design overlays

Create parking setbacks to prevent parking lots along main streets

Jobs Ce nte r s – Preserve existing jobs & accommodate emerging industries

Encourage industrial areas to have clean uses & density of jobs

Address adjacency of commercial & industrial uses abutting residential through use limitations, “good neighbor” policies & landscape buffering or screening

Ne ighbor hoods Cor r idor s – Allow residential & neighborhood uses that foster a

more walkable environment & place more people near transit corridors

Promote “missing middle” housing that provides a diversity of low-scale housing choices, such as townhomes, duplexes, or bungalow courts

Allow limited neighborhood-serving uses, such as daycares or corner stores

Ne ighbor hoods – Reflect & encourage diverse building types & housing options

Encourage the retention of existing rent-stabilized units

Incentivize development of affordable housing through “Base” & “Bonus” system Neighborhood Corridors Mixed Use Hubs & Corridors Main Streets Main Streets Job Centers Neighborhoods Job Centers Neighborhoods Open Space Mixed Use Hubs & Corridors

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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Strategies: Van Nuys & Sepulveda Station Area Concepts

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps Open Space

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Re vise d Plan & Adoption Imple me ntation E nvir

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Re vie w Plan De ve lopme nt Community E ngage me nt

ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Next Steps: Timeline

Conc e pt Plan & Public F e e dbac k

2019 2018 2016 2017 Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

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 Pub lic He a ring  Pla n re visio ns  Pre se nta tio ns fo r

a ppro va l

 City Pla nning

Co mmissio n

 Co unc il

Co mmitte e

 City Co unc il
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ORANGE LINE TRANSIT NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS Next Steps: Stay Connected

Danie l Skolnic k

City Pla nning Asso c ia te Da nie l.Sko lnic k@ la c ity.o rg 818.374.7556

David Olivo

Se nio r City Pla nne r Da vid.Olivo @ la c ity.o rg 818.374.9915

Visit us at: @ www.latnp.org www.facebook.com/latnp www.twitter.com/latnp

Los Angeles Department of City Planning Overview | Vision | Strategies | Next Steps

Andy Rodr igue z

City Pla nne r Andy.Ro drig ue z@ la c ity.o rg 818.374.5047