April, 2005
A copy
of the coalition response can be found here. (Response)
(Traffic Expert Report)
The
10131 project DEIR can be found by clicking here. (Volume
1) (Volume
2)
The Tract 7260
response to the Notice of Preparation can be found here.
JMB, the
developer of Constellation Place, now the MGM Tower, has
announced its desire to build two 47-story residential
towers and one 12-story loft building on prime Century City
property.
The former owner of
the Century City Shopping Center hopes to construct the
three buildings at 10131 Constellation Boulevard, the former
oil drilling site.
The new
buildings would replace City National Bank, and the Century
Club, both of which would be demolished.
Three
Buildings
JMB,
headquartered in Chicago, wants to build 483 luxury condos
in the three buildings, which would contain 1,293,000 square
feet.
The City
of Los Angeles has issued a
Notice
of Preparation of an Environmental Impact Report for the
Project and requests
public comment. Tract No. 7260's Board of Directors has
already met with representatives of the developer and is in
the process of preparing an EIR response.
The two
towers would each contain 194 units and would have a height
of 570 feet above grade. The twelve-story loft building
would house 95 units and would be 135 feet above grade.
A
one-story recreational facility with a swimming pool would
connect the two towers. The project would include
approximately 1.7 acres of open space, with special
landscaping at the corner of Avenue of the Stars and
Constellation Blvd. The project would provide 1,208 parking
spaces. |