Fountain and La Brea Project

Document Description: The proposed project is a mixed-use residential and commercial development that would contain 187 residential rental units, approximately 19,559 square feet of commercial space, at-grade parking, a 2 level subterranean parking garage, and recreation and open space amenities. The 6 story building would have a maximum height of 70 ft from adjacent grade to the roof structure, not including the additional height due to architectural features and projections. The proposed project would include several outdoor pedestrian plaza for visitors of the retail and restaurant uses. Three private courtyards would be provided by the project consisting of one 5,083 sf courtyard on the second/third floor, one 8,012 sf courtyard on the second floor, which would include a 40 ft x 20 ft swimming pool, and 2,580 sf rooftop garden on the 5th floor. Several rooftop terraces would provide common open space for project residents. Additionally, the project includes a 3,025 sf clubhouse and a 1,646 sf exercise room and theater. Combined, the project proposes a total of 15,980 sf of common open space for the use of all residents. Additionally, the project proposes a total of 12,840 sf of private outdoor open space.

Contact Information: Francisco J. Contreras
City of West Hollywood
8300 Santa Monica Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA 90069
323-848-6874

Coordinates: 34°05'"N 118°20'"W
Cities: West Hollywood
Counties: Los Angeles
Cross Streets: Fountain Avenue and La Brea Avenue
Zip: 90069
Total Acres: 1.6
State Highways: 2, 170
Railways: No
Airports: No
Schools: LAUSD, MS & HS, including Fairfax & Hollywood HS
Waterways: No
Township: 1S
Range: 14W
Other Information: Schools: West Coast, Talmudical Seminary HS, Bais Yaakov School for Girls

Review Period Start: 2/22/2010
Review Period End: 4/7/2010
Development Type: Residential (187 Units) Commercial (19,559 Sq. Ft., 44 Employees)
Local Action: Site Plan Subdivision Redevelopment
Project Issues: Aesthetic/Visual Air Quality Archaeologic-Historic Drainage/Absorption Geologic/Seismic Noise Population/Housing Balance Public Services Recreation/Parks Schools/Universities Sewer Capacity Solid Waste Toxic/Hazardous Traffic/Circulation Water Quality Water Supply Growth Inducing Land Use Cumulative Effects
Reviewing Agencies: California Department of Parks and Recreation California Highway Patrol Caltrans, District 7 Department of Fish and Wildlife, Region 5 Department of Toxic Substances Control Department of Water Resources Native American Heritage Commission Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 4 Resources Agency