Following that former West Hollywood resident's rant against all the development comes word (via the Mayor Jeffrey Prang's newsletter) of two proposed projects that would kill some familiar landmarks: First, a developer want to tear down the skeevy Carl's Jr. at Santa Monica and La Brea, and built a 6-story structure consisting of 184 rental units (20% affordable) and over 12,000 square feet of retail. Also proposed to be demo'd: Jon's Market at La Brea and Fountain (there's a Ralphs right across the street). Developers want to replace the market with a 6-story building with 187 rental units (20% affordable) and over 18,000 square feet of ground floor retail. More details after the jump.
New Planning Permits Requested
1222-1234 North La Brea (Corner of La Brea & Fountain): Currently the site of the Jon's Market, the proposed project is a 6-story mixed use structure of 70,359 square feet, with 18,159 square feet of ground floor commercial, 187 residential rental units of which 20% will be affordable (10% low income and 10% moderate). Also requesting a demolition permit for the existing 70,359 sq foot site.
7100 Santa Monica Blvd (Corner of at Santa Monica & La Brea): This proposed 6-story, 59,664 square foot mixed use project consists of 12,808 square feet of ground floor commercial retail space, and 184 residential rental units of which 20% will be affordable (10% low income and 10% moderate). Also requesting a demolition permit for the existing 59,644 sq foot site.
· City of West Hollywood Planning Dept. (no direct link) [Official Site]
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