Dear Sharon Gin, Refer to File 12-0303,
We are pleased to present you with this petition affirming one simple statement:
"Stop the Hollywood Community Plan in its current form. Help us maintain our community, and improve infrastructure and services rather than increasing density, traffic, noise and congestion."
Attached is a list of individuals who have added their names to this petition, as well as additional comments written by the petition signers themselves.
Sincerely, Schelley Kiah
1 Naomi Kobrin los angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
Rhonda Hill Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
Hollywood Dell resident who does not want this Hollywood Plan to go through.
Bill Walker Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
justine Shuttleworth london, United Kingdom Apr 16, 2012
The whole "Hollywood Community Plan" effort was just a rigged game to distract people and pave the way for developers. The game is rigged and as long as people sit down at rigged games and hope for a fair deal there will be outcomes like this. Thanks for your efforts.
Tom Wilson Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
Heide margolis Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
Robin Moreno Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
vera padilla Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
Alexander Rogers Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
Stop the Hollywood Community Plan in its current form.
Alicia Brummer Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
2 Ther is far, far too much traffic and this area is already over built. I though this issuw wqas pout to bed a long time ago. Why are we always fighting overdevelopment?
Jeffrey Goldstein Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
Christopher Nunez Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
Stacey king NH, CA Apr 16, 2012
Dan Groya Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
Kelly D Ziegler Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
We need a current General Plan before updating its Land Use element.
Richard Platkin Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012
John Village, CA Apr 15, 2012
Sarah Hallbauer simi valley, CA Apr 15, 2012
Erik Deutsch Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
The Hollywood Community Plan will diminish the quality of life for all residents -- PLEASE modify it.
Joe Joyce Valley Village, CA Apr 15, 2012
3 Sasha Gransjean Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Controlled & smart growth for Hollywood - no free reign for developers and city agencies unwilling to balance infrastructure and transportation improvements.
Neil Roscoe Hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012
Kathleen Smith Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Chris Mulhearn Burbank, CA Apr 15, 2012
LORRAINE GENOVESE Rimpau, CA Apr 15, 2012
Karen Hobert Los Feliz, CA Apr 15, 2012
Stop this plan. It is nothing but a detriment to the Community in it's current form. I am not against growth, but it needs to be in line with the current and future needs of the Community and not just for a few thoughtless Developers and politicians
Greg Hassen Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Meryl Cohen West Hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012
Penny Meyer Van Nuys, CA Apr 15, 2012
Marcelle Costa Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
4 Lisa Costa Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
John Walker Studio City, CA Apr 15, 2012
Please refer to my email ststement
Phillip Brown Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Save Hollywood!
Kandee Lewis Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Juativa Spurlock Northridge, CA Apr 15, 2012
Mark F. Mauceri Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Barbara Nance & Ken Bryant Van Nuys, CA Apr 15, 2012
silvy fauconnier-berman los angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
David Glosser Yorba Linda, CA Apr 15, 2012
Anything for our great City, You always count on me
Dr. Wung Chang North Hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012
Thomas Greenbaum Los Angeles, CA
5 Apr 15, 2012
Dierdre Medlock LOS ANGELES, CA Apr 15, 2012
Leah Creed Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Please stop the plan in its current form.
Gillian Hobson Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
mitchell levin Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
I vote NO. There has been too much development in Hollywood already with no viable solution to deal with the onset of traffic and cime.
walter Glass Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Margaret von Biesen Santa Monica, CA Apr 15, 2012
No more development in Hollywood. Our lovely area is already congested beyond belief.
Susan R. Rosen Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
william landrum hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012
Sonny king Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Michael Alaimo Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
6 Louise Frogley Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
nancy cohen Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Try driving here and see if you think we need more residents and higher density buildings. I would suggest the answer is NO.
Sarah Jane King Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Louise Berggren West Hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012
Sherri Pellar Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
ELLEN MASSEE West Hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012
karen numme Vermont, CA Apr 15, 2012
Bettina Bennewitz Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Definitely stop this plan.
sis gold los angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Hollywood needs to be preserved in it's current form with improvements to its' basic infrastructure. No relaxing of current standards should be made.
Jay Walt Brookfield, WI Apr 15, 2012
7 They need to present an acceptable proposal for mitigating traffic for any future development. Barham Blvd. is over utilized presently and the situation is getting worse.
Mark Tindle Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
roberta rinaldi los angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Michael Massee los angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012
Annie O'Donnell Van Nuys, CA Apr 15, 2012
gregory Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Well , they could somehow put an overhead ramp over Barham (no.on top with so. on botom {no that wouldnt alow us residents in] )to diminish SOME of the traffic that already is quite difficult at times !!!!!
Laura Crossley Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Robert Markowitz Studio City, CA Apr 14, 2012
Kris Evans Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Please deal with our current issues before allowing new building to happen in Hollywood without atny sort of plan.
Debbie Roper Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Chris Mulhearn Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
8 Elizabeth Brunner Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Darren Frankel Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Find something better to do with your time and money!
Janet LaMere Palm Springs, CA Apr 14, 2012
jill franklyn los ángeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Mary Ellen LiscAngeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
I am very disturbed with the current plan. I have lived here for 25 yrs .. and we need to stop Look and Listen…NOW!!!!
steve stone Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Carl Cohen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Steve Hull Burbank, CA Apr 14, 2012
Lorraine Fadden Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
robin Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
mandy stein los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
9 sheryl ross los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Marianne Manes Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
This neighborhood is already too congested. These Developer's are going to destroy the face of Hollywoood land.
Daniel Rosen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Patricia Whiteman Studio City, CA Apr 14, 2012
Is everything in this country for sale? Hollywood and it's unique cityscape is for our nation. I always make sure I go back there when visiting California.Being from NYC , I would not like to see your lovely city get "manhattanized". Please reject these short sighted plans outlined in the Hollywood Community Plan.
Donald Michael Quigley Green Island, NY Apr 14, 2012
Glen Fretwell Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
K. Isshiki Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
No waivers! Think this through carefully and with full adherence to sensible standards.
Paula Franceschi Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Keith Adams Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Miriam Palacio lLos Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
10 We don't need anymore cars and congestion. It's bad enough now.
Kim Kevorkian Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
The area is congested enough
Helen Smollen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Already too much traffic
Betsy Ling los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 tHE COMMUNITY CANNOT TAKE ANY MORE TRAFFIC.
Harriet Kevorkian Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 keep hollywood livable!
herbert murez los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Judith Cohen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Anita Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Robert Bosen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Nick Lamer Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Eileen Peterson Los Angeles, CA
11 Apr 14, 2012
christine carey los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
I can't imagine anything worse for our community.Barham traffic is a nightmare the way it is.This will be horrific. And the noise the pollution , cramming remote ,lovely Hollywood Manor in between all this new development will be hellacious.
Jason Graae Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Please stop the Hollywood Community Plan in its present form. It calls for significant increases in density but with no firm requirement or commitment for infrastructure improvements or traffic mitigation. Rather than a "Community Plan", it is a "Developers Plan" guaranteed to produce congestion worse than that produced by the Playa Vista development.
Eric Hohenestein LOS ANGELES, CA Apr 14, 2012
I've been commuting there for almost 40 years! My industry is there!
Katherine Wilson Walterville, OR Apr 14, 2012 more rail and bus
jon hartmann los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
David Mackay LA, CA Apr 14, 2012
Jan Hohenstein Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 no expansive growth on BARHAM BLVD. ,into the hollywood hills. long time resident...thanks
dr. paul merritt los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
12 Christopher Boutelle Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Jerry Gitmed Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Donna O. Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
There is no more space for another car on Barham Blvd.
Jerry Gitmed Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
bruce worrall los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
The last thing Hollywood needs is taller buildings and more traffic!
William Martin Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Jean Barrett Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Stop this plan! It will negatively impact residents of Hollywood.
judith sekler Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
HOllywood has enough traffic congestion and souless h ighrises as it is. The shortsightedness of the City Coucil is truly astonishing. Shame on all of you
Paul A. Wieselmann Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
13 I strongly oppose the expansion plan (Community Plan) under discussion.
Alvan R. Gendein Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
I agree with Christine Berardo. This is shortsighted bvureauacracy at its worst. Hollywood can be gentrified without having its soul replaced by mind boggling traffic congestion and souless high rises.
Charlotte Chamberlain Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
This is shortsighted bureaucracy at its worst. Hollywood can be gentrified without having its wonderful architectural and historic quality replaced by soulless high rises. We need vision, not vultures.
Christine Berardo Studio City, CA Apr 14, 2012
Kevin Murphy Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Anne Fitzgibbon Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Cramming more high rise buildings with limited parking alongside our freeway corridors will make our situation much worse that it currently is.
Noel Norwick Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Any additional development will make a bad situation (traffic on Barham Blvd is very congested especially during the hours of 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM and between 5:00 PM and 8:00 PM, even worse. Barham Blvd is not wide enough to add additional traffic lanes and the Barham Blvd bridge cannot support additional traffic during these hours of gridlock.
Stephen C. Rosen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
PK Candaux Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
14 Jonny T. French Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
David Alan Gibb Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
Francisco J. Leon Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
John P. Dolan Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
jeff Markowitz los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Cora ROth Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Daniel Bortz Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Cathy Wischner-Sola Los ANGELES, CA Apr 14, 2012
steve eshelman Oakwood, CA Apr 14, 2012
Andrew Potwora Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
A.P. Gonzalez Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
The HCP is a fraud. We need to convene a Grand Jury to investigate the corrupt city council
Richard MacNaughton Hollywood, CA
15 Apr 14, 2012
Stephen Huges Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
Please prevent over development. We are drowning in tourist and other traffic. Streets need repair, McMansions abound. Help!
Emily Richter Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
Lana Chirco Baltz Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Abraham Laboriel, Jr. Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Sherry Baker Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Suzanne Baker Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
This is a fight between the out of area developers, who are motivated to and profit more from building grotesque, soulless skyscrapers than from several smaller buildings with the same floorspace, and the residents of Hollywood, who want to save their quality of life and the beautiful character of Hollywood. The City Council is elected by the residents of Hollywood, not the out of area developers. If the City Council is to maintain its integrity and honor its duty then it must side with the people.
george abrahams los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Howard H Metcalfe Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
marc silverman Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Leone Pippin Los Angeles, CA
16 Apr 14, 2012
leslie welles Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
The iconic views of the Capitol Records building will be ruined. Tourists won't like it. The infrastructure (water, sewage, electricity can't take skyscraper buildings. The 101 is jammed for hours morning and evening. The street traffic is congested. Why ruin the look of this historic area with disproportionally tall buildings that will look out of place? Preserve Hollywood, and don't destroy its character. You are going to have a lot of empty new buildings because the area will be too challenging for business access. if you go through with this misguided plan, in the future reporters will be writing "City Council approved a failed idea, fell victim to greedy developers."
Joanne D'Antonio Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Petr Litomisky Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Lisa Akey La, CA Apr 14, 2012
ashlee gardner los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
jhil mcentyre Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
As a resident of Hollywood for 30 years, I APPOSE the Hollywood Plan. Save our community- modify the plan!!!!!!!
Rhonda Casper Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
C. Stephen Grant Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
17 I have lived off and on in Hollywoodland proper since 1969. 5 different homes all built prior to 1969. The congestion that has grown over the past 10 years is quite disturbing. There doesn't seem to be a realistic plan of any kind. Safety, Peace and Quiet, Respect for Veteran Tenants. something needs to be done. Thank you for this opportunity.
Lia Sargent Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
Howard Wexler Venice, CA Apr 14, 2012
Scarlett Riley Los Feliz, CA Apr 14, 2012
Jeanne Clark Los Angelges, CA Apr 14, 2012
No More McMansions or over sized office buildings!
David Elliott Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
Save Hollywood!
Catherine Collinson Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
Robert Moore Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Carol Miller Pismo Beach, CA Apr 14, 2012
Daniel Katzman Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Stop the destruction of our community for outsider profit!
18 George Clark Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
David Reskin Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Please stop this "Manhattanization" of Hollywood. Keep our skyline from being changed forever!
Elaine Sekerman Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
LA is not NYC. People will not generally give up cars for the very limited mass transit available, and the longer distances that are traveled here. Building high rises with limited parking won't force people to do so, it will just increase the density of cars and automotive pollution, and create gridlock. It's great to create construction jobs, improve mass transit, and increase the tax base, but the long term plan should acknowledge the realities of life in California. Most people prefer cars over mass transit for multiple reasons, although many people can't afford cars, and use mass transit. Families need parks and green spaces, which are few and far between. Environment impact studies were mandated to maintain or improve our lives, and should not be waived in a misguided effort to remake flat Hollywood as a high density vertical city of subway and taxi riders. The goals of the Hollywood plan should be approved by the voters, not dictated by the powers that be in city or county government. Please allow the residents to make decisions about the future of our town.
Joe Wolcott Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
We need to fix what we have (like overloaded sewers & monster signage, not my idea of "redevelopment) before we plunge ahead on speculative data
Kenneth K Rose Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Do the due dilligence. We can't afford the extra traffic, pollution, blocked views that overbuilding does. Keep the maximun building height to something more reasonable.
David Dansky Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Bradley Burbank, CA Apr 14, 2012
19 There are already three mostly vacant newly built apartment buildings in a three block radius of where I live in Hollywood.
Karyn Janowski HOLLYWOOD, CA Apr 14, 2012
Cynthia Martinez Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
Karen Janszen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Michelle Arthur Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Do something right: something for peace, something for love, something for beauty - not something for money. No to Hollywood high rises please.
Maureen Tabor Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Alexandra Iles Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
Alex kingston Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Andrae Corrigan Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
I am against the height variance issues.
Betty Fraser Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
20 Hollywood is one of the great last vestiges of historical interest in LA, please don't disregard that in favor of perceived increased revenue. Put in some parks and green space instead!
tamara pullman Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 must be stopped
Doug Knott LA, CA Apr 14, 2012
Let's keep Hollywood from becoming just "another developed area." Would take away Hollywood's uniqueness ..and make us just like any other BIG city. PLZ deep this from happening. We love Hollywood too much!!!
Deanna-Marie Smith Hollywood, CA Apr 14, 2012
We're already dieing here with polution and traffic. There's way to many rentals out there for possible busineess to take already. NO need to build more unused space.
Scott Thoelke LA, CA Apr 14, 2012
Suzan Hanson HOLLYWOOD, CA Apr 14, 2012
Jim Van Dusen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Lisa Littman Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012
Marlane Meyer Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
21 The city doesn’t have enough police on the street in our area with all the cutbacks. Our streets cannot handle this kind of extra volume. Please listen to the people who live here and who vote here. We don’t want this to happen, ever.
Jesus Garber Hollywood, CA Apr 13, 2012
Stop Villagarossa's idiotic wildl over-development . Save our city, save trees, save open space, traffic nightmares,
jean clyde Mason los angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Michael Yanovich Los angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
This is not orderly development. This will crush the surrounding streets. Too many people, too much traffic. This will degrade the Hollywood area, including the surrounding areas.
Tom Gilles Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
NO DEVELOPMENT OF TOWERS IN OUR AREA. WE CAN'T HANDLE THE TRAFFIC WE CURRENTLY HAVE 1
Karon L Gilles Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
eric cunningham los angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
We like what we have! Traffic is bad enough now; how will you accomodate more???
Michael Sopkiw Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
22 Our city officials are supposed to represent the interests of their communities, not special interest development groups whose focus is centered solely on themselves and money with no regard for the ruinous impact their plans would have on the community. The refusal to stop catering to these groups reinforces the public's perception that city officials/politicians have no credibility, are out of touch, and completely indifferent to the communities they proclaim to serve.
Steve Matthews Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Greg Orloff Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Missy Kelly Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Jerry Luedders Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Let's increase quality of life for existing residents!
charisse landise los angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Aaron Jansen Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
shauna mcclure hollywood, CA Apr 13, 2012
Brian Dyer Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
We need to find ways to sustain ourselves without biggering and biggering and biggering ... the Hollywood Hills are there for everyone now. If we crowd the low lands with high rises there will be nothing for anyone.
Robert Schmidt St Louis, MO Apr 13, 2012
23 Please listen to the citizens of this community! It is already too congested - this area cannot handle many more residents
Terry August Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Susan Dziama Sleepy Valley, CA Apr 13, 2012
A sensible development plan puts the community interest first. The current plan seems to put the financial interests of the developers first. Why not come up with a plan that we can all agree on?
William Clements Hollywood, CA Apr 13, 2012
raya King los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
This project needs to be reevaluated using realistic numbers. In addition to dramatic changes in the Hollywood community, traffic, infrastructure, and public safety concerns must be addressed.
Linda Gabriel Hollywood, CA Apr 13, 2012
Mike McFaul Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
We will not be able to move in or out of Hollywood. This will be gridlock and Hollywood will become a ghost town again
Tony Clark Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Babette Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Daniel Costs Los Amgeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
24 Please find a solution that maintains Hollywood but does not destroy it!
Jeff Pomerantz Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
julie smith Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
brenda holtman Oak Park, CA Apr 13, 2012
Kurt Oliver Vermont, CA Apr 13, 2012
Susan Nethery West Hollywood, CA Apr 13, 2012
Helen Nataro Deerfield Beach, FL Apr 13, 2012
Too much growth for an already urbanized area.
Kathleen Moon Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
This plan needs far more clarity on criteria for variances and the rational to grant them that demonstrate consistency with community charachter
steve bell portland, OR Apr 13, 2012
Assuming that LA can be like NY, it like assuming that I, at 5'2" can be like Magic Johnson. No amount of money and planning will make that happen.
Merle Singer Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
25 Hollywood already has unrented office space and lofts few people can afford. This plan benefits no one but real estate developers.
Carol Mirsky Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Paul J. Raley Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Nick Green Santa Clarita, CA Apr 13, 2012
Janet Diaz La Palma, CA Apr 13, 2012
Janae Bustos La Palma, CA Apr 13, 2012
alex hart Manhattan Beach, CA Apr 13, 2012
The City Council has lost its collective wits.
Kay Tornborg Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
This new plan would make me LEAVE Hollywood!
Stephanie Hair LOS ANGELES, CA Apr 13, 2012
Richard zimmerman Wilcox, CA Apr 13, 2012 stop it
Josephine D. Clark HOLLYWOOD, CA Apr 13, 2012
26 Steve Sherman North Hollywood, CA Apr 13, 2012
Joleen Maldonado-Ionis Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
People live in Hollywood, please respect this. Respect the needs and wants of the community. Developement, billboards, traffic, all erode our way of life.
M cole Los angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Lee Andersen Bridgewater, MA Apr 13, 2012
makeda smith los angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Lawrence Barber, Jr Ventura, CA Apr 13, 2012
Louise Benitez Hollywood, CA Apr 13, 2012 you have said it all ......
nina van tasssell HOLLYWOOD, CA Apr 13, 2012
joaquin Rosales indio, CA Apr 13, 2012
jeff skorman La Quinta, CA Apr 13, 2012
Elena DeVos Ventura, CA Apr 13, 2012
27 Clay B. Williams Sagle, ID Apr 13, 2012
Anthony R. Urbano Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Increased density I am opposed of for my community. Do not want our community to be patterened by the Hollywood Community Plan.
Deborah J Lee Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Denise DeCarlo Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
tom crowley warren, OH Apr 13, 2012
Do not diminish our quality of life! Do not create more traffic, congestion and pollution!
Laura Sesti Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Protect our water and air!
Frank and Lynn Chindamo Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Lisa Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Naima Hazelton Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
ellen vinitsky Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
28 I love the Hollywood sign the way it is. I lived in the Beachwood area before I moved here and I still see the Hollywood sign from where I'm at.
Jenifer E. Tener Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Patricia Poons Fishkill, NY Apr 13, 2012
janis hansen los angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
john mccarthy Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
The callous disregqrd for considerations of culture and tradtition revealed in these profit-driven developments are a frightening reminder of what is happening to our city, our country.
john polifronio los angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
Kate Manney San Juan Capistrano, CA Apr 13, 2012
Candace Smith Palm Springs, CA Apr 13, 2012
Maribel Gonzalez Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2012
THIS MUST BE STOPED!!! THIS IS BAD FOR HOLLYWOOD AND WORSE FOR THOSE OF US WHO LIVE HERE!!!
terri stewart los angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Don't destroy the magic of Hollywood.
29 Jennifer Morgan Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
ivan robertson Ireland Apr 12, 2012
Former Hollywood Hills resident for 28 years
Fred Fox Encino, CA Apr 12, 2012
Elizabeth Guest West Toluca Lake, CA Apr 12, 2012
Why must you destroy everything? Let something be.
Vivian Thomas Oakland, CA Apr 12, 2012
As a life long resident of Hollywood (62 years), I beg you to modify the Hollywood Plan. Rampant development has already destroyed much of what makes Hollywood special. Stop the madness while there is still time.
Michael Moran HOLLYWOOD, CA Apr 12, 2012
Jiten Pandya LANCASTER, CA Apr 12, 2012
Gonzalo Freire Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
Roy Johns los angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Johnathan Crocker Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
30 Al Marsella Los angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Julie Klabin Los Feliz, CA Apr 12, 2012
Stephen Pillster LOS ANGELES, CA Apr 12, 2012
I hope my signature makes a difference.
Patricia York Mission Viejo, CA Apr 12, 2012
Janet Eisner Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
eric stewart berg LOS ANGELES, CA Apr 12, 2012
Suzanne Friedline Ferber LA, CA Apr 12, 2012
patricia macfadden Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Bob Blue Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Kay Morris Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Johann and Aldona Schuessler Los Feliz, CA Apr 12, 2012
Rick Stribling Los Angeles, CA
31 Apr 12, 2012
Brenda S Moore los angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
brian zick Studio CUty, CA Apr 12, 2012
Monica koskey Altadena, CA Apr 12, 2012
Wendy Horowitz Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Valerie Vigil Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Kate Tews Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Stephen Schubert LA, CA Apr 12, 2012
Joseph Gilbert Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Karl Whitmarsh Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Robin S. Cohen Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Too much congestion already!
Elmar Biebl Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
32 Don't Manhattenize Hollywood!
Debbi Aldahl Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Thanks
Audrey Singer Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
William Clarkson Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
I was born and grew up in Hollywood. Over 60 years my family has been in the area. I am so fed up with these redev groups ruining our historic town. We don't want them; GET OUT! Hollywood belongs to the artists and creative community who created it and maintain it today.
AnonymsHomeowner West Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
Please consider reinstating height limits and density in the areas of the Hollywood Plan, especially around Vine/Yucca/Sunset and east. Current Infrastructure does not support these hyper-density proposals. There are high density proposals that are on top of the Hollywood/Yucca earthquake fault, the traffic is already abysmal. We suffer with the same aging water mains that have been rupturing all over Hollywood. The increased height will destroy existing neighborhoods and ruin the long-view of the iconic Hollywood Sign that currently can be seen from all over Los Angeles. The residents, over 50,000, do not think that this Plan adequately addresses the impact to the environment, infrastructure and liveability of Hollywood. Send this Plan back for ammending. Sincerely, Susan Polifronio
Susan Polifronio Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Please do not destroy our home!
Deborah Rankin West Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
vivek bolla los angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Kelley Jaroff Pomerantz
33 Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
JOAN STEIN WEIANT LA, CA Apr 12, 2012
Please do not ruin Hollywood. Ther is enough congestion already!
Barbara Warner Howard Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Please do not let this happen, it will ruin the town and ruin it's charm. Developers are slimebags.
Elizabeth Galloway Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Just don't do it.
gus Stone los angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Roberta Custer Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Melissa Brestoff Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Carol Judge Sedona, AZ Apr 12, 2012
Diane Seieroe United States Apr 12, 2012
Dont do anything more to congest Hollywood. Enough is Enough already!
dora morales wailuku, HI Apr 12, 2012
judith yedor Beverly Hills, CA
34 Apr 12, 2012
sheila pappas Mission Hills, CA Apr 12, 2012
Theresa Curley NYC, NY Apr 12, 2012
Stop this plan. The last rezoning in the mid-80s was destructive enough.
Gregory Williams Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Camille Tyalor Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Jacques Azran los angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Robert Kanner Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Alice Noble Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Zachary Monge West Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
Someone has to control the size of these proposed buildings. People won't be able to see the Hollywood sign with all the giant buildings that are being proposed. I am not saying that new buildings should not be built, but I am saying that there should be restrictions and guidelines and a review process with neighborhood input!!!!
Stuart Freeman Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
J.Eaton West Toluca Lake, CA Apr 12, 2012
35 Beverly Shea Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Does it not appear odd to anyone that our own representative whom has launch a campaign for mayor failed to do anything to stop this plan? Shame. He will be defeated too.
Daniel D B Moreno Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
ingrid Ferrin Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
ian duncanson mill valley, CA Apr 12, 2012
jon duncanson mill valley, CA Apr 12, 2012
sylvia gomez los angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Tiff Burbank Studios, CA Apr 12, 2012
Linda OConnor Pasadena, CA Apr 12, 2012
Amy Kristen Studio City, CA Apr 12, 2012
Vincent Ingrao Van Nuys, CA Apr 12, 2012
Stacy A. Herkert Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
36 Ann Curran Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
I want to keep the building height restrictions in place.
William Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Dale West North Miami, FL Apr 12, 2012
Why change what is already perfect. My visits,several times a year, are filled with the history of what Hollywood is about. Homes and places where stars of yester year lived and hung out. There's a flavor not to be tampered with.
Thom Kiah Santa Fe, NM Apr 12, 2012
Ray Suhler Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Christopher Wade Kelley Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Gail Just Burbank, CA Apr 12, 2012
Just what Hollywood does NOT need -- more urban blight. This is a developer's idea of a "community plan;" but definitely not mine!
Frederick Rappaport Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
My wife and I visit Hollywood on almost a yearly basis. It's beautiful just the way it is. If we'd rather see skyscrapers, we're merely an hour from downtown NYC.
Peter J. Vetoulis Nelsonville, NY Apr 12, 2012
37 Jess Osier Silver Lake, CA Apr 12, 2012
Yes, we love OLD HOLLYWOOD!!!
letitia Scordino Dorset, VT Apr 12, 2012
Jack Conrad United States Apr 12, 2012
Modify the Hollywood Plan
Alan Cantwell Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
This Plan is based on flawed data as the City of Los Angeles contends that the population of Hollywood will increase to 250,000 by 2030. When in fact it has steadily decreased more than 7% over the last 20 years with no indication of growth.
Adam Fischer Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
Leon Liu Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
gabriella rosenfeld los angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Mon Agranat Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Hollywood is doing very well without "outside help" and has been for many years! Don't change it!
Frank Strubel Palm Desert, CA Apr 12, 2012
Alexa Williams Hollywood, CA
38 Apr 12, 2012
Bob Barry LA, CA Apr 12, 2012
William Poons Jr. Beacon, NY Apr 12, 2012
Annette Ehrlich Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Llandys Williams Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
Drew Klemens Rosewood, CA Apr 12, 2012
Kate Hoffman Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Christopher Williams Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Palmer Earl Los Feliz, CA Apr 12, 2012
I've been a resident of Hollywood for 20 years, and during that time I and have mostly seen the interests of Hollywood residents ignored by the city, and the interests of developers catered to. This plan does nothing for the people who live and work here—what it does do is line the pockets of developers and create more congestion and problems for residents. With all the new development enabled through this Community Plan we just see the problems we've been suffering through for years increasing exponentially. Without an in-depth study of the needs of this community as far as repair of and addition of new infrastructure, I can only see a decrease in the quality of our lives, and an exodus of residents out of this area.
Michael Doret Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
Allen Riberdy Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
39 Morris Berman Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
The Hollywood Community Plan will not be helpful for the people in the community. It will take away parking for cars and we do not have subway systems like new york.
Neodros Bridgeforth Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Wendy Werris Sanford, CA Apr 12, 2012
Margaret Martin Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
All this over building may be in the interest of those renting but it is not in the interest of people who own their homes in the hills. Because it is impossible to park, the services to be granted to these new renters will be of no use to hill people. All it will create for us is increased traffic and conjestion.
Beverly Freeman Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
carmen ketola Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Nic Kersten San Francisco, CA Apr 12, 2012
James E. Hightower Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Allison Ceppi Sanford, CA Apr 12, 2012
AKIKO COOK LOS ANGELES, CA Apr 12, 2012
40 Leigh Manacher Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Gary Diener Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
irene roseen hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
debra gold los angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
etienne jardel los angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
As a resident and member of a family-owned home in the Hollywood Dell, I am open to changes and improvement in Hollywood. But I am very concerned about developers' tendency to perfect their project while ignoring its effect on adjacent properties and neighborhoods. If the Hollywood Community Plan aims to live up to its name and wants the support of me and my many, many neighbors in Hollywood, I would need to see a list of concrete promises to: Beautify, improve and enhance the Hollywood Dell and its environs. Eliminate chain link fences throughout the ENTIRE city of Hollywood (including Franklin/Highland). Beautify all freeway approaches. Create a special litter and graffiti removal team (with phone number for residents). VIP access for events and meetings for community association members (as the Hollywood Bowl provides to some extent). Speedy implementation of permit parking on Vine Street, Holly, Ivar, Argyle and all other streets north of Franklin. Signs that instruct "No Hollywood Sign Access" at entrances to Dell neighborhood. Finally, fast-tracking the repaving (not pothole-filling) of dangerous, crumbled streets in the Dell — an area that will no doubt suffer from an severe rise in traffic if the Plan is to be approved.
John Griffiths Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
louisa Rodriguez Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012 back to the drawing board. We live here!
Bert Champagne Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
Michael Fruehstorfer
41 Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
John Finch Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Sheila Gross Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Better planning with regards to traffic and public safety needs to be done
George Skarpelos Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Bruce Perlman Sanford, CA Apr 12, 2012
Lynne Smith Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
We worry about the traffic flow, and lack of infrastructure to support, noise and congestion. This area can not handle all of that. Too huge of a project.
Massoum Shayegi Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
We have enough traffic problems without the Hollywood Plan
Abe Porter Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Forcing the interests of self-serving East Coast developers and politically ambitious council members above those of actual residents is not only wrong, it's downright Un-American
Stephen Marsh Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
Richard Caserio Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
42 Deborah Brosseau Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Josh Baillon Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
As an L.A. native & a Hollywood resident since 1971 I believe in the importance of maintaining the integrity of Hollywood.
Bonnie Freeman Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Schnopp, Martin Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Hollywood streets are already so full of traffic. The city cannot handle any more.
Joan Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Jane Saltsman Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Ashley Mahaffey Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Consider that two huge high-rise buildings next to the Capitol Records building will bring even more traffic problems, particularly in light of the fact that Paramount and Universal Studios plan their own expansions with thousands of new employees. Cahuenga Blvd., like Highland Ave. are already totally congested at rush hour as people try to gain access to the 101 Freeway.
Ingrid Schurig Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
Marilyn Moss Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Jon Vein Oakwood, CA
43 Apr 12, 2012
Cynthia Chvatal Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Don't destroy what is still wonderful about Hollywood.
Hope Kiah Santa Fe, NM Apr 12, 2012
Pam Griffiths LA, CA Apr 12, 2012
Terrible plan
Bruce Remick Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Bill Harris Hollywood, CA Apr 12, 2012
Gregg Jon Barnette Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Phylis Wheeler Los Angeles, CA Apr 12, 2012
Larry Onaga Azusa, CA Apr 12, 2012
Nathalie C. Grenewitz Vermont, CA Apr 12, 2012
Tatjana Grenewitz Vermont, CA Apr 12, 2012
armen meymarian los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
44 totally opposed to the Hollywood Community Plan as it will destructive to Hollywood, its residents, and the residents south of Hollywood. There is not taking into consideration the traffic flow and congestion flowing into other areas, such as the southern areas of Hollywood and the Wilshire area.
Langley Brandt Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Spassena Koleva Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
A community plan needs to start with the community at heart not corporate profits. Save Hollywood, Save LA.
Lora Ivanova Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
madeleine huttenback Los ANgeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Penny Bentley Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Hollywood needs a density factor based on current population. The city needs to protect its historic buildings so the heritage endures.
Michael Bahe Hollywood, CA Apr 11, 2012
This plan does not reflect accurate assessment of our current Hollywood infrastructure, population, and city planning needs. It is an outrage to push through a document that does not protect and support a thriving social, economic community in Hollywood.
Nina Hiken Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
The Hollywood Community Plan is much needed for Hollywood! Living in Hollywood, I feel it is too much: traffic, people, low quality of life. I can't wait for the Hollywood Freeway Park, the Silent Era HPOZ. But not the Density
Courtney Hukel Vermont, CA
45 Apr 11, 2012
Development for Hollywood is Great! But the increased FAR is TOO MUCH, for already dense Hollywood.
Jirair Tossounian Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Arsine Sanford, CA Apr 11, 2012
Karen Greene Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Save the community and improve what exist.
jamila makini Oakland, CA Apr 11, 2012
This plan will ruin the cause tremendous amount of trafic on Hollywood Bld Monica Weil
MONICA WEIL los angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Stop the Insanity!!!
Christopher A. Mejia Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Genevieve Geoghan Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
lisa los angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
I want to love Hollywood again...
Nathaniel Oldham Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
46 Margaret Stewart Sierra Madre, CA Apr 11, 2012
Noel Ampel Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Gerda McDonough Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Christopher Moran Burbank, CA Apr 11, 2012
Save Hollywood!
Frank Banz Hollywood, CA Apr 11, 2012
Catherine Olim West Hollywood, CA Apr 11, 2012
Holly Green Tarzana, CA Apr 11, 2012
Reduce the plan
Jane Gilman Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
I avoid Hollywood at any cost due to the traffic congestion, lack of parking, and safety issues. The streets are littered with potholes. I'm the only person I know who even takes the Metro. To think that someone who can afford to live in a high rise will ride the Metro is delusional. This plan will not address any of Hollywood's problems, it will only worsen them.
Matthew Oldham Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Randall Scherrer Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
47 John A Brock Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Terrence Michael Steusin Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Patricia Hamilton Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
cj londberg los angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Hollywood is not, and should not be, Manhattan
Vincent Cox Oakwood, CA Apr 11, 2012
Hollywood is great just the way it is! Let the younger generation enjoy it forever!
Pauline Kiriak Morinville, Alberta, Canada Apr 11, 2012
The densification of Hollywood along the Vine Street corridor will make the traffic at Hollywood and Highland look light. And the impact on the surrounding neighborhoods is devastating, turning the side streets into thoroughfares. Listen to the residents and the Neighborhood councils. And respect the neighborhoods. And make sure that the plans are using reliable population data.
Jack Humphreville Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Hollywood has too much traffic, pot holes, bad schools, crumbling infrastructure and too few neighborhood parks. No new highrises are needed to fix these problems.
Tamara Bergman Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Daria Perez San Francisco, CA Apr 11, 2012
48 I am strongly opposed to the current Hollywood Community Plan! Where is the community? you need to put the community into the plan.
Leela Ruiz Hooper Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
As a 40 year resident and one not opposed to positive change, I do oppose the Hollywood Community Plan. Over the past 10 tears we have seen a proliferation of business interests with very little consideration paid to the impact on residents living in the community. The impact on air quality alone, due to increased traffic, has negatively affected our community. I think most of us realize that we live in a city that is world renown, however, one of the aspects that make Hollywood alluring is its quaintness and small town feel. The current plan moves our community one step closer to "megatropolis" and our infrastructure, along with the original plans, did and does not support the kind of traffic and the increase in people that would result in the plan going through. I believe and most of your resident constituents believe, that this plan is neither good nor prudent for the community. Please do not support this plan. Thank you, Yvonne L. Westbrook, M.A., MFT
Yvonne Westbrook Hollywood, CA Apr 11, 2012
James O'Sullivan Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Plan quality, not quantity. Think walkable, sustainable and green.
Ellen Bernstein West Hollywood, CA Apr 11, 2012
We don't need any more buildingup of this area.There are many for rent signs in any direction one may care to look assuming you can find a parking space.
Katherine D. Wise Hollywood, CA Apr 11, 2012
Enci Box Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Anna McLean Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
49 I am opposed to this plan because it will diminish the quality of life for us residents.
Susan Patron Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Nancy Magathan Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
The level of fraud in this project is literally sickening. I've lived in Hollywood for most of my life. EVERY person I ask, doesn't know about this, and EVERY person I tell is outraged. I know. I'm outraged.
Mary Holmes Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
How can there be enough water for 250,000 residents of the Hollywood Community Plan area? Water resources are scarce in Southern California and therefore greatly increased density throughout the City of Los Angeles is not a logical goal.
Rosalie Preston Harbor Gateway, CA Apr 11, 2012
Cheryl Ortega Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Nicole Mirante-Matthews Silver Lake, CA Apr 11, 2012
Tim Schmidt Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Susan Harmon Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
I have lived in Hollywood since 1987 and the traffic,the filth,the parking problems,the homeless...... I could go on and on .....problem is not getting better,it is getting worse.....so please stop building any more apartment buildings,hotel or building that will make it even more difficult to live in Hollywood.
pia gronning Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
50 Our family owns several apartment buildings in the 90068 and 90038 area codes, and we oppose any waivers of height limits and we oppose the Hollywood Community Plan.
MADELYNN KOPPLE Santa Monica,, CA Apr 11, 2012
I am a previous NY resident and I know "first hand" that the building projections proposed will have a strong negative impact to the area and quality of life.
Rochelle Pegg Windsor Hills, CA Apr 11, 2012
Rebecca Hogan Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Robert Dudek Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Sandra Lelievre Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Michael Green Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Clean Up - Not Build Up !
Jules Moore Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Louisa Abernathy Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Darryl Patterson Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Theodore Martinez Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
51 This plan is EXACTLY what you get when the geniuses in government believe they know how to "solve" global warming! That's what all of this densification is about. It's a stated goal of the plan. So what if your standard of living and quality of life are degraded. Save the planet, and if the character of a community is ruined, so be it. Be careful what you wish for.
Drew Parker Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Chris Potter Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Annette Hobday Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
lynne pateman california, CA Apr 11, 2012
Catherine Alexander Van Nuys, CA Apr 11, 2012
Agreed!
Greg Ciaccio Van Nuys, CA Apr 11, 2012
Susan Francisco Burbank, CA Apr 11, 2012
Alexander Roman GLENDALE, CA Apr 11, 2012
Louise Ferro Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Georgia Scheele Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
52 Bernice Ford Mount Laurel, NJ Apr 11, 2012
Rethinking is needed before irreparable damage is done.
Tim Meza Torrance, CA Apr 11, 2012
Marianna Tuchscherer Venice, CA Apr 11, 2012
Make freat sevce
Andy Stracuzzi Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
I've worked and lived in and around hollywood for many years and it is so congested that it is turning into a grid locked mess... we're starting to avoid spending time there if we don't have to as a result... stop the gross over developement !
Thom Polizzi Studio City, CA Apr 11, 2012
Ann Sullivan Laurel, MD Apr 11, 2012
Elizabeth Grayson Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Loree Gold Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
I grew up in Hollywood - Loved it. I would hate to see it change so drastically.
bernice alexander santa barbara, CA Apr 11, 2012
Lewis Dauber Pacific Palisades, CA
53 Apr 11, 2012
Judith Drake Burbank, CA Apr 11, 2012
andrew veeder Silver Lake, CA Apr 11, 2012
Lida Sparer Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
arthur f. schanche los angeles, United States Apr 11, 2012
Wendy Briggs Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Tory Harold Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
City planning needs to be community orientated not corporate orientated.
Andy Shuttleworth LA, CA Apr 11, 2012
Aida Rodriguez Los angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
I support this drive to stop these builders who are only interested in making a quick buck. They are not interested in the long term effects of this Hollywood Plan. A visionary, please step up !
sal viscuso LA, CA Apr 11, 2012
Richard S. Paddor Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
Karolyn Elskoe Silver Spring, MD
54 Apr 11, 2012
Sabrina Sutherland Santa Monica, CA Apr 11, 2012
Dear Sharon, We support Hollywoods spectacular growth and evolution and we appeal to you to recognize that was has in fact fascinated visitors is Hollywood's iconic and mythological character. Think old town Pasadena, or San Diego's Gas Lamp district as good examples of historic districts that harken to the past with dignity. Hollywood's historic integrity is in danger of being wiped out and we believe the plan is a serious over reach and needs adjustment to achieve these goals. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Ted Otis
Ted Otis Los Angeles, CA Apr 11, 2012
The police & fire can barely handle things as it is & the water pipes are continually rupturing. With the insufficient infrastructure, Hollywood does NOT need high density or high rises. I've lived here for 26 years & like that it is a neighborhood with a distinctive LOW RISE personality. Amy Ness 6633 Emmet Terrace
Amy Ness Hollywood, CA Apr 11, 2012
I've lived in Hollywood & Los Angeles all my life...Hollywood does not need more destruction of it's many charms. The population and streets are already over-crowded.
Sharon Hollingsworth Hollywood, CA Apr 11, 2012
Please improve the plan. We want good development! Thank you. DLS
DIANE LANDER-SIMON Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Karen Sachs Van Nuys, CA Apr 10, 2012
Guy Miracle Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Barry B Blander West Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
55 melanie mayron Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Preserve Hollywood. Limit density and congestion!
Tim Balzer Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Let's repair the infrastructure and make the area fit for existing businesses.
Kathy Russell Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Marie de Varennes Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Already TOO Much Traffic!
ray tocchio Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Shelley A. Spearman Manhattan Beach, CA Apr 10, 2012
mike sikowitz West Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Serena Reid Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
I really don't want Hollywood to become New York City. If you force it on us, we'll need more fire and police, not less.
ROBERT ADJEMIAN Hollywood, CO Apr 10, 2012
Lynn Collings Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
56 Conny Brown Los Feliz, CA Apr 10, 2012
Ziggy Kruse Wilcox, CA Apr 10, 2012
No way!
Paul Darrigo Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Susan Swan Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Barbara Eich Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Valerie Garrett Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Rosemary De MOnte Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Marti\ Muhl Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
bonnie sikowitz los angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012 you are really destory hollywood leave alone!!!
RANDALL HOLLYWOOD, CA Apr 10, 2012
Judy Donoghue Cardea Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
57 The last think this area needs is developers coming in and taking over.
Diane Deats Sherman Oaks, CA Apr 10, 2012
Please stop this plan, we have more traffic than we can stand. I left Manhattan because of the crowds, traffic and pollution. Someone's pockets are being lined her, and it certainly isn't helping the homeowners, who ARE the constituents to have a better life.
Maris Clement West Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Frank Cardea Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Caroline Pinkey Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Hollywood needs help to maintain our community, and improve infrastructure and services, but the current Hollywood Plan isn't the right solution. Let's get a plan that serves the people who live in Hollywood instead of increasing density, traffic, noise and congestion.
Kevin Lee Miller Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Kim Harbin Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
JEFFERY LOS ANGELES, CA Apr 10, 2012
Constance Oakland, CA Apr 10, 2012
Gail Coviello Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Tim Swan Los Angeles, CA
58 Apr 10, 2012
I've been living in this Dell for 20 years now + am extremely concerned about The Hollywood Community's Plan on our quiet way of life here. Please do not allow this plan to pass - for the good of its residents, human, animal and plant-life as well!
Pamela Clay Magathan Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
jeanine anderson hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Hollywood is Hollywood - not some developer's dream!!
Cy Tanin Sherman Oaks, CA Apr 10, 2012
Carol Kraft Van Nuys, CA Apr 10, 2012
Lyndsey Kiah Snellville, GA Apr 10, 2012
The East Hollywood Neighborhood Council has consistently opposed this Plan. It does nothing to address the serious needs of this community to upgrade infrastructure, provide for public safety, preserve historic resources, or create parks and open space. The only object of the Plan is to take away the voice of the community in the future of Hollywood. If enough people stand up for the Hollywood, we can save it for the future.
David Bell East Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Demetra Briscoe Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Please stop the building in our canyons
Justine Schmidt Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Michael Peretzian
59 Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
cind duhaime los angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Modify the plan instead of pushing it down our throats that serves those who do not even live in our neighborhood.
Dottie Zold Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Diana Austin Venice, CA Apr 10, 2012
Dawn Didawick Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Quality development, not quantity.
Yoav Paskowitz Glendale, CA Apr 10, 2012
James Simeone Burbank, CA Apr 10, 2012
Valorie Keegan Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Dietrich Nelson Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Eugene Aza La Quinta, CA Apr 10, 2012
Arrest all big developers .. put up signs: HOLLYWOOD CLOSED FOR REPAIRS .. then roll back time to 1950. Ahhhh !
Henry Mars Hollywod, CA
60 Apr 10, 2012
Daniel Jimenez Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Jeffrey Williams Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Nathan Huber Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Jane Winter Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
barbara stewart Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Hollywood is an historic city and it is in danger of being destroyed by over development Please stop it!
victoria stewart Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Please, keep something good alive. Our community is number 1 at attacking problems. We know what is good for us. Keep away from our world.
Henry Deas, III LA, CA Apr 10, 2012
Alex Lelievre Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Mary Otis Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Dennis Spiegel Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Ed Berghino West Hollywood, CA
61 Apr 10, 2012
Fredrica Cooper Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Don't overcrowd with over development.
James Walters North Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
Increasing density will not make people want to use mass transit. It will only make them not want to come to Hollywood.
Jim Geoghan Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Robin Price Temecula, CA Apr 10, 2012
Adam Gregor North Hollywood, CO Apr 10, 2012
Karl J Martin Pasadena, CA Apr 10, 2012
Stephanie Schwam Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Tim Adams Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
This is not progress.
Patrick Curran Valencia, CA Apr 10, 2012
Victoria Hochberg Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
62 Carole Keagy Laguna Woods, CA Apr 10, 2012
We have lost so much of our history to developers. Enough.
Maria Fernandez Mar Vista, CA Apr 10, 2012
Daisy Mae Park los angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Stephen DeCordova Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Lindsay King Santa Monica, CA Apr 10, 2012
Austin Pennny Mobile, AL Apr 10, 2012
terry laughlin CA, United States Apr 10, 2012 this plan is not working for Hollywood neighborhoods with all its wrong data and it needs to be re circled with the correct numbers of population Joey B.
Joey Benedict Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Kerry crutchfield Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
George A Sunga Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Sara Chaiken North Hollywood, CA Apr 10, 2012
63 Besides the imposition on the current residents, there is a church and school next door which will be negatively impacted by the new building. Occupants will be able to overlook the school playground.
Karen Loop Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Madeleine Butcher Woodland Hills, CA Apr 10, 2012
Charles Butcher Woodland Hills, CA Apr 10, 2012
Jim Sheldon Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Jacqueline Tager Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Judy Dowden Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
I am very familiar with Hollywood, spend money there and know people who work and live there.
Deborah Painter Norfolk, VA Apr 10, 2012
Carol Kiefer Studio City, CA Apr 10, 2012
As a manager of the Hollywood region Census2010, I know first hand that many of the high density areas in the Plan have show negative population growth.
Thomas R. Meredith Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Florence Blecher Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
64 I'm greatly concern about this matter pertaining to the environment and safety of the residents of community.
Marcus Ionis los angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Linda Pearl Los angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Carrie Wolf Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012
Former resident of Los Angeles and Hollywood headed back there in the future - let's not ruin it!
Steven Solberg Minneapolis, MN Apr 10, 2012
Rose-Lynn Fisher Los Angeles, CA Apr 10, 2012 please improve the infrastructure stop the plan
Steven Solberg & Kohl Miner Minneapolis, MN Apr 10, 2012
dena fayne Santa Monica, CA Apr 10, 2012
Julie Fleischer Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Please stop this atrocity! Thank you
C mErcier Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Lisa Working Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
65 My old neighborhood!
Dennis Wayne Radcliffe Las Vegas, NV Apr 9, 2012
Enough with the freaking development already!!!
Maidel Margulies hollywood, CA Apr 9, 2012
Maike Both Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Stop this plan....in hollywood
nina paskowitz los angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Rita Rubin Los angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Please re think this and let the people who live here have an opportunity to voice their opinions. We love our neighborhood and don't want to see the charm and history destroyed by developers.
Cass Coty Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Theodora Primes Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Amanda Connell Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Horrors.. I first lived one 'block from Hwd and Vine in the late50s..love my Hollywood - miss old Hollywood and please don't make us NYC! this is insanity,.. STOP-/WE do not need super high rises. NO
deanne mencher Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
66 An other plan to destroy the earth!
Louise Savage Sausalito, CA Apr 9, 2012
I have no objection to growth and density, but 50 story towers on Vine is excessive. 12 stories is sufficient and would be compatible with existing uses and withe the Capitol Records building
jack rosenfeld los angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Density is a bad idea. It is already hard to get across town. This is not NY it is LA and keep it that way. So no to greed head developers who probably do not even live here.
Barbara Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Robert Bono Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Hollywood gridlock, drunk drivers and street closures are a daily fact of life for residents. We're over-capacity now - no more development! Just say no!
andrea weltman Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Residents with a stake in Hollywood should have a say about how our living standard will be impacted. It is not just about developer's profits.
Mary Ann Skweres Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Normm Epperson San Clemente, CA Apr 9, 2012
Lorrie Weiss Venice, CA Apr 9, 2012
Katharina Schlacher Los Angeles, CA
67 Apr 9, 2012
David George Johnson San Francisco, CA Apr 9, 2012
Please respect our community and lives here and plan not disregard the laws.
Pamela Kalmus Hollywood, CA Apr 9, 2012
Nina Gibson Hollywood, CA Apr 9, 2012
Roslyn Bernstein United States Apr 9, 2012
joseph Livolsi Northridge, CA Apr 9, 2012
huey park Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
If I wanted to live in Manhattan, I would have moved there long ago. Stop this lunatic plan.
Mary Ledding Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Established ( currently not tooooo tall) MUST be preserved !!! for residents, future residents, and tourism- If you MUST have tall bldgs- put them DOWNTOWN !!
Joan Ehrlich Hollywood, CA Apr 9, 2012
Jason May Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Kestutis Gedgaudas Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
68 Sharon Harris Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Sally Ann Field Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Jane Bartel Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Patti Negri Hollywood, CA Apr 9, 2012
Jerry Travis New York, NY Apr 9, 2012
This is important!!!!
Bob Curran Hollywood, CA Apr 9, 2012
colleen curran Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Terri Gerger Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Alana Silvani Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Kathleen Fox-Bennett Pleasantville, NY Apr 9, 2012
J Alaniz West Hollywood, CA Apr 9, 2012
L. Bechtol LA, CA
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Andrew Carrollman West Hollywood, CA Apr 9, 2012
Sandelle Kincaid Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Sheila Tuchin Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Jack Berman Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Helen Berman Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Data is inaccurate, the goal of upzoning is wrong based on the census and the plan's inability to fund expansion of emergency services or supporting/maintaining our crumbling infrastructure. It's illegal to be so inconsistent and out of harmony with the general plan framework element.
Fran Reichenbach Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Suzanne England Hollywood, CA Apr 9, 2012
annie gagen L.A., CA Apr 9, 2012
Alison Connell Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Michael Andreas Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Maggie Young Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
70 Harvey La Tourette Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Jonathan Little Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
Hollywood belongs to the people who live here, not outsiders seeking to make a profit.
Robert Primes Hollywood, United States Apr 9, 2012
delfin labao HOLLYWOOD, CA Apr 9, 2012
Schelley Kiah Los Angeles, CA Apr 9, 2012
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