Council Will Finally Take Up Land Use Element After A Year of Public Angst, Outrage
in NewsCouncil Delays Opinion On Controversial Senate Zoning Bill As Changes Are Expected
in News, PoliticsPlanning Commission Forwards Slimmed Down Version of LUE to City Council
in DevelopmentAfter hours of deliberation and public comment the Long Beach Planning Commission voted Monday to forward a contentious land use planning document to the city council.
Planning Commission Scheduled to Advance LUE to City Council at December 11 Special Meeting
in NewsThe last public meeting before the land use element (LUE) is expected to head to the city council is scheduled for Monday December 10 where a capacity crowd will likely pack the council chambers to try and sway the...
City Releases Revised Land Use Element Draft After Multiple Community Meetings
in NewsCity officials today released revised maps of the Land Use Element, which has come under fire in recent months as the proposed density and building height allowances drawn up in the plan have roiled residents.
LUE Public Meetings End But Angst Persists Over Proposed Land Uses
in NewsIn what was the last scheduled public workshop to address concerns from the public regarding Long Beach’s new land use element (LUE) hundreds of residents from around the city filled a tent erected in the parking lot of the...
Land Use Element Community Meeting Moved to Accommodate Expected Turnout
in NewsFollowing a series of standing-room only community meetings to discuss the city’s future land use element an upcoming meeting in North Long Beach has been moved to a bigger venue to accommodate the anticipated crowd.
Four Citywide Community Workshops Scheduled for Land Use and Urban Design Elements
in NewsFour more opportunities for the community to give input into the General Plan Land Use Element and Urban Design Element, documents that guide development and building in Long Beach.
UPDATE: Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia Responds to Development Services Decision to Send Land Use Element to Council for Vote
in CityLong Beach is looking to the future, and with its proposed land use element (LUE) is planning for a city that will include tighter retail spaces and taller residential developments to help ease the growing burden of California’s housing...