This would be a major hammer of destruction to everything Playa is, and has been.
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Beverly Riley
12 years ago
Natural beauty and a neighborhood with a long history are worth a lot more than new developments without character.
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Patty Laurie
12 years ago
Please share
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Cynthia Nolan
12 years ago
This is a tradgedy to our quiet beach town. Legado is destroying everything. I have lived here for over 30 years.
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James Doherty
12 years ago
Leave Playa del Rey as is no developements
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Rod Brown
12 years ago
congrat's to the activists in PDR
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Keep it low or it won't "fit in" here!
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Adrienne desimone
12 years ago
Local resident. Loves the quaint vibe and would like to keep huge developers out of the last little classic corner of LA.
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Mark Mitchell
12 years ago
No more than 30ft tall!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Common sense dictates an EIR
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Andy Fastman
12 years ago
As a starving architect, even I find this proposal abhorrent.
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Terri Robinson
12 years ago
Yes to resonable and responsible development in our community. NO to Legado's proposed oversized development on Jake's Lot and the 2 additional parcels in Playa del Rey that will negatively impact Playa del Rey: environmental issues, overwhelming traffic, lack of adequate parking and the general destruction of this small beach community.
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Dean Kelley
12 years ago
This development is out of size and out of character for the area. Anenviornmental Impact Report will clearly show this and I hereby join my fellow citizens in demanding that a Envionmental Impact Report be performed.
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Marcia Hanscom
12 years ago
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A full environmental impact report is so important when such a development proposal would significantly alter the character of this special beach village community.
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gloria
12 years ago
Stop developing. Save our beaches and parks.
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Alisha
12 years ago
Save our Small Town!!
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Gregg Aniolek
12 years ago
I am not against building something there. Just the size. Cut off the top floor and bottom floor.
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Rob Kraut
12 years ago
I live in PDR because things like this don't exist here. Those generic McDonald's poorly built apartment structures are always over priced with shoddy workmanship. Look at all the others around town, even if they start off not an eyesore, they quickly become one. I'm not opposed to Legado developing the space...but that will destroy what makes PDR so great. Not to mentiont he traffic! Have you tried to travel east on Culver in the morning lately?
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Tim Arendt
12 years ago
The lot is inappropriate for the scale of the project. Plus the parking requirements will eliminate any existing street parking in the entire area.
Please dont ruin PDR
This would be a major hammer of destruction to everything Playa is, and has been.
Natural beauty and a neighborhood with a long history are worth a lot more than new developments without character.
Please share
This is a tradgedy to our quiet beach town. Legado is destroying everything. I have lived here for over 30 years.
Leave Playa del Rey as is no developements
congrat's to the activists in PDR
Keep it low or it won't "fit in" here!
Local resident. Loves the quaint vibe and would like to keep huge developers out of the last little classic corner of LA.
No more than 30ft tall!
Common sense dictates an EIR
As a starving architect, even I find this proposal abhorrent.
Yes to resonable and responsible development in our community. NO to Legado's proposed oversized development on Jake's Lot and the 2 additional parcels in Playa del Rey that will negatively impact Playa del Rey: environmental issues, overwhelming traffic, lack of adequate parking and the general destruction of this small beach community.
This development is out of size and out of character for the area. Anenviornmental Impact Report will clearly show this and I hereby join my fellow citizens in demanding that a Envionmental Impact Report be performed.
A full environmental impact report is so important when such a development proposal would significantly alter the character of this special beach village community.
Stop developing. Save our beaches and parks.
Save our Small Town!!
I am not against building something there. Just the size. Cut off the top floor and bottom floor.
I live in PDR because things like this don't exist here. Those generic McDonald's poorly built apartment structures are always over priced with shoddy workmanship. Look at all the others around town, even if they start off not an eyesore, they quickly become one. I'm not opposed to Legado developing the space...but that will destroy what makes PDR so great. Not to mentiont he traffic! Have you tried to travel east on Culver in the morning lately?
The lot is inappropriate for the scale of the project. Plus the parking requirements will eliminate any existing street parking in the entire area.