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How did LA’s planning process become such a mess?

The Neighborhood Integrity Initiative and its opponents agree on one thing: It’s broken

Former planning directors Gail Goldberg (Getty) and Con Howe (CityView) and a model of DTLA (AIA LA)
Former planning directors Gail Goldberg (Getty) and Con Howe (CityView) and a model of DTLA (AIA LA)

From the Los Angeles website: In the first installation of TRD’s series on the Neighborhood Integrity Initiative, we explain the underlying problems with L.A.’s planning process. We take a look at the issues that gave NII fertile ground to build a movement. Stay tuned this week as we explore the implications of the March ballot measure in depth.

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