34-story tower that would transform West Hollywood…
Is WeHo movin’ on up?
A mammoth 34-story mixed-use tower that would dramatically reshape West Hollywood’s skyline endlessly is heading to the West Hollywood Planning Commission this week.
On Oct. 1, the commission will take into account a proposal for a 514-apartment development at 1000 North La Brea Avenue, on the northeast nook of La Brea and Romaine Street.
A view of 1000 North La Brea in West Hollywood. CIM Group has proposed a 34-story condominium tower at the location. CIM Group
The proposed development, introduced ahead by CIM Group, would exchange a former CEMEX concrete batch plant and vacant warehouse with an roughly 352-foot-tall building containing 514 residential models and about 30,000 sq. toes of ground-floor industrial space.
If accepted, the tower would stand far above the current top limits, that are capped at 90 toes, or eight tales.
The proposed project would attain 34 tales with a floor-area ratio (FAR) of 9.85, effectively above the usual most FAR of 3.0.
Of the 514 flats, 128, or 25%, would be designated reasonably priced. That consists of 51 very low-income models, 51 low-income models and 26 moderate-income models.
In town of WeHo, which is half of Los Angeles County, bigger residential developments with 11 or more base models are usually required to set apart 20% of those models for reasonably priced housing under town’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance.
The remaining 386 flats would be market-rate. The reasonably priced flats would be positioned on flooring 8 through 11 and share the same common facilities as the remainder of the building.
The development would also characteristic six billboards built-in into the building’s facades, including one full-motion digital show. West Hollywood would obtain 20% of the adjusted web billboard income under the proposed development settlement.
Lucky residents would get access to landscaped gardens, a pool deck, indoor amenity areas and rooftop open areas. The project consists of 674 parking areas and more than 260 bicycle spots. CIM Group
Of the 514 flats, 128, or 25%, would be designated reasonably priced. That consists of 51 very low-income models, 51 low-income models and 26 moderate-income models. CIM Group
Lucky residents would get access to landscaped gardens, a pool deck, indoor amenity areas and rooftop open areas. The project consists of 674 parking areas and more than 260 bicycle spots.
So far metropolis workers have obtained 68 items of public correspondence, all in help of the project. The Planning Commission will make a advice to the City Council, which holds last approval authority.
The project has been in the works for a number of years and would help West Hollywood transfer nearer to its state-mandated housing objectives.
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