More coverage about LA's density/development battles: Local writer Marc B. Haefele penned an editorial in yesterday's Times that pits the battle between politicians (LA County Supervisor's Zev Yaroslavsky and his rally cry that 300,000 units are planned), developers--who now can use the SB 1818 law to build bigger--and the homeowner associations and neighborhood councils who are rejecting such projects. Councilman Ed Reyes and City Council President Eric Garcetti also weigh in. [LA Times]
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