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SB 79 Is Here. How Are Cities Responding?

  • Helms Design Center 8745 Washington Boulevard Culver City, California, 90232 United States (map)

SB 79 took effect July 1, and jurisdictions across the region are taking markedly different paths. Some have adopted local TOD alternative plans. Others are drafting their own SB 79 implementation ordinances. Some are planning to use the program as written at the state level. Join planning staff from Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and Culver City for a firsthand look at how each is interpreting, implementing, and processing SB 79 cases.

Speakers:
Rachel Kwok,  Environmental Planner, City of Santa Monica
Chloe Chen, Principal Planner, Beverly Hills
Troy Evangelho,  Advance Planning Manager, Culver City

Moderator:
Noah Adler, Senior Land Use Planner, Manatt

SB 79 Is Here. How Are Cities Responding?
$25.00

SB 79 took effect July 1, and jurisdictions across the region are taking markedly different paths. Some have adopted local TOD alternative plans. Others are drafting their own SB 79 implementation ordinances.  Some are planning to use the program as written at the state level.  Join planning staff from Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and Culver City for a firsthand look at how each is interpreting, implementing, and processing SB 79 cases.

SB 79 Is Here. How Are Cities Responding? (Non-Member)
$65.00

SB 79 took effect July 1, and jurisdictions across the region are taking markedly different paths. Some have adopted local TOD alternative plans. Others are drafting their own SB 79 implementation ordinances.  Some are planning to use the program as written at the state level.  Join planning staff from Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and Culver City for a firsthand look at how each is interpreting, implementing, and processing SB 79 cases.

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