A nearly year-long fight over a proposed eldercare facility development near La Cienega Park ended April 27 with a win for the developer. In an appeal hearing, the Los Angeles Central Area Planning Commission ruled that the 80-unit eldercare development could proceed over objections from neighbors, who took issue with the size of the 5-story project.
“We’re obviously satisfied–even thrilled–with the result. This project was approved, and we think it was approved for the right reasons,” Andrew Brady, an attorney representing the development, told the Courier. “We think that it was recognized by all parties, including the appellants, that there is a severe need for this kind of housing in this particular community, and the city as a whole.”
