Culver City Council: Do not eliminate R1/single-family zoning in Culver City.
733 Comments
E
Enrique Huizar
5 years ago
Do not eliminate R1 Zoning. As a resident and homeowner in Culver City I do not appreciate the Culver City Council holding meetings in the middle of the night as to shove down our throats new unpopular and unacceptable zoning changes that affect home owners. The premise that ridding our neighborhoods of R1 zoning will some how lead to more affordable housing is a false premise. Rezoning away R1 is just a way to expídete developers to increase density in our neighborhood and make money and also for the city to collect more in property taxes none if that makes housing more affordable it just increases crowding and traffic and diminishes the quality of life for the current residents, I will volunteer my time to organize and get the regressive greedy people out of office. “The people United will never be defeated “
M
Mona Huizar
5 years ago
Keep R 1 single-family zoning in Culver City. Incentivize the building of ADUs to increase affordable housing stock.
J
Jean Stout
5 years ago
Eliminating R1/Single housing areas will destroy what makes Culver City one of the most desirable area to live in. If we wanted to live in Los Angeles we would have bought property in that city. I am adamantly opposed to changing the current zoning.
M
Michael Murran
5 years ago
Not in favor of any modification to existing R1 zoning conditions
R
Robert Pastel Jr
5 years ago
DO NOT continue to change the rules of the game to satisfy your personal agendas - Culver City cannot continue down the path of dictatorship, which it is on - You will ALL be reminded of this during the next election
A
Ameen Hossain
5 years ago
There is already large multi-story buildings being build in culver city. Rezoning is a bad idea specially people living near school, church and surrounded by large buildings.
A
Arianne Vena
5 years ago
Featured
Solutions to the housing shortage requires a surgical approach, not a blanket approach that could impact neighborhoods. I’m all for affordable housing and I’m not trying to be a NIMBY type person here. It just doesn’t seem like they appropriate approach
R
Robert Combs
5 years ago
I am opposed to eliminating single-family zoning in Culver City. It will irreversibly change our City. It will not address the need for affordable housing. A monumental change such as this should not be rushed, but should be carefully and thoughtfully vetted. A ballot referendum should be considered.
J
Janne Peters-Vernier
5 years ago
Do not eliminate R-1 zoning in Culver City!
F
Fleur Hervas
5 years ago
Culver City IS a diverse community with a small town feel. Do not eliminate R1 single family zoning. You will ruin this city.
C
Claudia Morimoto
5 years ago
No
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
I am against the elimination of R1/single family home zoning.
M
Marian Yacoub
5 years ago
If this passes u will ruin Culver City and the long time residents of Culver City.
M
Michael Chiabaudo
5 years ago
Any change to R-1 zoning which has existed since the founding of Culver City, should be up to voters, not a temporary council. Please bring the decision to a vote.
D
Darcy Vernier
5 years ago
If there is a plan to build along Balona Creek it will probably be like the Santa Monica Airport plans to enrich the Real Estate interests with homes that will do nothing to benefit the homeless and diminish the values of the current property owners.
G
Georgina Romero
5 years ago
No to change of zoning for single family home.
There will be too much people and too much traffic. No parking left on the street.
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
I am totally against the elimiunation of R1/ single family home zoning. Do not change it!!
R
robert
5 years ago
I would like Culver City residents to read the plan for themselves and ask their questions and understand what is required in the state mandate and what is in the proposed plan.
N
Nabil Yacoub
5 years ago
No on R1 zoning change proposal
M
Martha Ramírez
5 years ago
I purchased my property in 1969. I raised 5 children in this wonderful family friendly neighborhood.
Due to current violence I believe families would be safer in the current zoning. A change in the zoning would impact traffic making it too dense. This community has been well Served by CC Police. They have kept our community safe for families and all. Please, please DO NOT change the zoning. Thank you.
Do not eliminate R1 Zoning. As a resident and homeowner in Culver City I do not appreciate the Culver City Council holding meetings in the middle of the night as to shove down our throats new unpopular and unacceptable zoning changes that affect home owners. The premise that ridding our neighborhoods of R1 zoning will some how lead to more affordable housing is a false premise. Rezoning away R1 is just a way to expídete developers to increase density in our neighborhood and make money and also for the city to collect more in property taxes none if that makes housing more affordable it just increases crowding and traffic and diminishes the quality of life for the current residents, I will volunteer my time to organize and get the regressive greedy people out of office. “The people United will never be defeated “
Keep R 1 single-family zoning in Culver City. Incentivize the building of ADUs to increase affordable housing stock.
Eliminating R1/Single housing areas will destroy what makes Culver City one of the most desirable area to live in. If we wanted to live in Los Angeles we would have bought property in that city. I am adamantly opposed to changing the current zoning.
Not in favor of any modification to existing R1 zoning conditions
DO NOT continue to change the rules of the game to satisfy your personal agendas - Culver City cannot continue down the path of dictatorship, which it is on - You will ALL be reminded of this during the next election
There is already large multi-story buildings being build in culver city. Rezoning is a bad idea specially people living near school, church and surrounded by large buildings.
Solutions to the housing shortage requires a surgical approach, not a blanket approach that could impact neighborhoods. I’m all for affordable housing and I’m not trying to be a NIMBY type person here. It just doesn’t seem like they appropriate approach
I am opposed to eliminating single-family zoning in Culver City. It will irreversibly change our City. It will not address the need for affordable housing. A monumental change such as this should not be rushed, but should be carefully and thoughtfully vetted. A ballot referendum should be considered.
Do not eliminate R-1 zoning in Culver City!
Culver City IS a diverse community with a small town feel. Do not eliminate R1 single family zoning. You will ruin this city.
No
I am against the elimination of R1/single family home zoning.
If this passes u will ruin Culver City and the long time residents of Culver City.
Any change to R-1 zoning which has existed since the founding of Culver City, should be up to voters, not a temporary council. Please bring the decision to a vote.
If there is a plan to build along Balona Creek it will probably be like the Santa Monica Airport plans to enrich the Real Estate interests with homes that will do nothing to benefit the homeless and diminish the values of the current property owners.
No to change of zoning for single family home. There will be too much people and too much traffic. No parking left on the street.
I am totally against the elimiunation of R1/ single family home zoning. Do not change it!!
I would like Culver City residents to read the plan for themselves and ask their questions and understand what is required in the state mandate and what is in the proposed plan.
No on R1 zoning change proposal
I purchased my property in 1969. I raised 5 children in this wonderful family friendly neighborhood. Due to current violence I believe families would be safer in the current zoning. A change in the zoning would impact traffic making it too dense. This community has been well Served by CC Police. They have kept our community safe for families and all. Please, please DO NOT change the zoning. Thank you.