The Zaslavs' purpose in restoring Woodland is to "ensure that the property is enjoyed in its original state for generations to come," said Jason Somers, President of Crest Real Estate, who oversees the project.
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"These are desperate times, we've heard pleas from people, I think we can easily add another $550,000 to it," said Mirisch, who was supported by Councilmember Lili Bosse.
At the outset of the discussion, Commission Chair Lou Milkowski described the subject as "a real meat-on-the-bone type of legislation for us to look at."
"For example, an 'unrealistically high' RHNA allocation based on market trends and lack of vacant land is not considered to be legitimate grounds for appeal," the Staff Report reads.
They are also experienced designers and developers.
This year's winner is Courier Publisher John Bendheim. "John Bendheim is a staple in the community of Beverly Hills, both personally and professionally.
"It's not so much the assets," Councilmember Dr. Julian Gold clarified, "it's the amount of income the assets generate on a monthly basis."
"We are thrilled to welcome these six remarkable leaders to our board of trustees," said Ron Meyer, board chair and vice chairman of NBCUniversal.
"People view it as one neighborhood," described Los Angeles resident Cheri Lewis, who has lived two blocks from Roxbury Park since 2004.
At the turn of the 20th century, the tract that is now the dynamic corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevards was farmland. In the early 1920s, it housed a nursery that supplied the palm trees and other vegetation that eventually created the City landscape.