Examples from Westside Cities: Sections along La Cienega Boulevard (north to south)

1. Examples from Westside Cities: Sections along La Cienega Boulevard (north to south)

2. Area Map: La Cienega Boulevard through the Westside Cities

3. City of West Hollywood

4. City of West Hollywood: La Cienega Blvd. at Melrose Avenue

5. City of West Hollywood: West Side of La Cienega Blvd. north of Melrose Avenue

6. City of West Hollywood: West Side of the Street From the Southwest Corner of Melrose Avenue

7. City of West Hollywood: South of Melrose Avenue, West Side of the Street

8. City of West Hollywood: South of Melrose Avenue, West Side of the Street

9. City of West Hollywood: Corner of Melrose Avenue, East Side of the Street

10. City of West Hollywood: South of Melrose Avenue, East Side of the Street

11. West Hollywood Section: Zoning • Generally 2 stories, 1.0 FAR, with 3 stories, 1.5 FAR at intersection of La Cienega and Melrose. • Zoned for commercial uses along La Cienega, mixed use allowed • Community commercial allows .5 FAR bonus for mixed-use • Surrounding residential areas allow 4 stories, 45 foot height limit. • PF zone for private urban elementary school at southwest corner

12. West Hollywood Section: Existing Uses • Mixture of retail, wholesale rugs and furnishings, office, and institutional (school), also some smaller restaurant uses • Mostly 1-2 story buildings existing, with alley access • Many small commercial spaces, with minimal or no parking • Back onto multi-family residential zones that are built out • Low level of private sector improvements – i.e. applications for new development or renovation of existing spaces

13. City of Beverly Hills

14. City of Beverly Hills: La Cienega Boulevard

15. Context of La Cienega Boulevard in Beverly Hills; Looking North

16. South of Clifton Way, East Side of the Street

17. North of Wilshire Boulevard; East Side of the Street

18. Continuing South: Wilshire Boulevard to Gregory Way, East Side of Street

19. Clifton Way to Wilshire Boulevard: West Side of Street

20. Continuation: Clifton Way to Wilshire Boulevard; West Side of Street

21. Continuation: Clifton Way to Wilshire Boulevard; West Side of Street

22. Wilshire Boulevard To Gregory Way; West Side of the Street

23. Continuation: Wilshire Boulevard To Gregory Way; West Side of the Street

24. Continuation: Wilshire Boulevard To Gregory Way; West Side of the Street

25. City of Los Angeles

26. City of Los Angeles: Pico Boulevard to Sawyer Street

27. 1833 La Cienega Boulevard

28. City of Los Angeles: Northwest Side

29. City of Los Angeles: Southwest Side, near 18th Street

30. 1833 La Cienega Shopping Center Site

31. Across the Street (East Side) Northeast Corner of La Cienega and Sawyer Street

32. Los Angeles Section: Zoning • Community Plan Area: West Adams - Baldwin Hills -Leimert • C2-1 and C1-1 Zoning; R1 residential to the west • South Los Angeles Planning Commission • South Robertson Neighborhood Council • General Plan Land Use: Community Commercial

33. Los Angeles Section: Existing Uses • Shopping Center, with retail mix, fast food uses • Surface Parking lot • Car wash to the south • Several other auto-related uses in the area

34. City of Culver City

35. Culver City: Washington Boulevard to Fairfax (City Limits)

36. Culver City: Intersection with Washington Boulevard, East Side of Street

37. Culver City: Continuation, East Side of Street

38. Culver City: South of Washington Boulevard, West Side of Street

39. Culver City: Intersection with Washington Boulevard, West Side of Street

40. Culver City Section: Zoning • Area shown is within East Washington Overlay Zone (a commercial overlay zone) with an underlying zone of Industrial General. • North and Southwest of Washington, the boulevard is General Plan designated “General Corridor Land Use” (a commercial land use designation). • Southeast of Washington, the boulevard is General Plan designated “Industrial Park Land Use” (an industrial land use designation).

41. Culver City Section: Existing Uses • East Side of Street: refrigeration supply north of Washington and south of Washington, a gas station, warehouse distribution, and flooring contractor. • West Side of Street: tire store north of Washington and south of Washington, a small retail strip mall, rear of lumber yard, small 2-story office/retail building (includes a drum store), and a vacant lube and tune.

42. Bus Routes in the La Cienega Example Area