In a discordant 3-hour meeting on May 5, the Beverly Hills Planning Commission could not agree whether the draft development agreement regarding the $2 billion One Beverly Hills project and the city was consistent with the city’s General Plan.
As the city’s land use agency, the Commission makes recommendations to the City Council about whether or not to grant requested entitlements for developments. At its April 22 meeting, the Commission recommended certification of the Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report (EIR), adoption of the General Plan Amendment, and adoption of the Overlay Specific Plan, the comprehensive document that regulates land uses, development standards, and operational standards for the plan area.
