Sec. 9.2.4. | Los Angeles City Law Search

Affordable Housing Projects). | 9-63 Sec. 9.2.4. (Corridor Transitions Incentive Program) Last amended by Ord. 188,478 (Resolution), Eff. 06/18/2025 Public Benefit Systems | Article 9 Div. 9.2. (Citywide Housing Incentive Programs) City of Los Angeles Zoning Code Chapter 1A f. Housing Replacement the project shall meet any applicable housing replacement requirements and demolition protections of California Government Code, Chapter 4.3. (Density Bonuses and Other Incentives), Sec. 65915(c)(3) and Div. 4C.15. (Resident Protections) of this chapter. replacement dwelling units required pursuant to Div. 4C.15. (Resident Protections) shall count toward any restricted affordable unit requirements. g. Fair Housing Requirements restricted affordable unit s shall meet the applicable requirements regarding the size, location, amenities and allocation of restricted affordable units in Sec. 4C.15.3. (Restricted Affordable Units) and in any implementation Memorandum or t echnical Bulletin prepared and adopted by the los Angeles Housing Department or Department of city Planning . h. Historic Resources A project shall comply with both of the following concerning historic resources: i. A project will not require the demolition, as demolition is defined in Subsection C. (Definitions) of Sec. 13B.8.1. (General Provisions), of a designated historic resource, or surveyed historic resource identified for historic protection or special consideration or review by an applicable Supplemental District, Special Zone, or Specific Plan. Such a project is not eligible for incentives under the corridor t ransitions incentive Program. ii. A project involving the alteration of a designated historic resource shall be consistent with the Secretary of the interior's Standards for rehabilitation as supported by an expert study that has been accepted by the Office of Historic resources, or demonstrated by the project plans and accepted by the Office of Historic resources, if consistent with the applicab