Los Angeles Municipal Code

SEC. 12.24. CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS AND OTHER SIMILAR QUASI-JUDICIAL APPROVALS.

Project’s employees’ expected compensation; (iii) whether the applicant will take measures to employ residents of neighborhoods adjoining the Hotel Development Project in order to minimize increased demand for regional transportation and to reduce demand for vehicle trips and vehicle miles traveled; (iv) whether the applicant will take measures to encourage Hotel Development Project workers and guests to use public transportation, cycling and other non-automotive means of transportation; (v) whether the Hotel Development Project will support small businesses in the immediate vicinity and whether the applicant will adopt any measures to increase demand for local goods and services; and (vi) whether the Hotel Development Project will not negatively affect the availability of existing affordable and rent-stabilized housing and the project includes the replacement of any rent-stabilized or restricted affordable housing existing on-site within the past ten years with affordable housing and any nonrestricted or rent-stabilized housing with moderate-income housing. (b) Vested Rights. This subdivision shall not be interpreted to impair vested rights under this Code, state law, or common law as long as those vested rights are maintained. (c) Relationship to Specific and Community Plans. The requirements of this subdivision, as they apply to a Hotel Development Project, shall prevail over conflicting provisions in any Specific Plan, including any Community Plan Implementation Overlay District. The foregoing limitation shall not preclude a Specific or Community Plan, or Community Plan Implementation Overlay District, from imposing additional limitations on or requirements of Hotel Development Projects. 5. Correctional or penal institutions. 6. Educational institutions. 7. Electric power generating sites, plants or stations , fueled by any thermal power source or technology, provided that the facilities comply with all applicable state and federal regulations. 8. Golf courses and facilities properly incidental to that use. 9. The following green waste and/or wood waste recycling uses in the A1 and A2 Zones when conducted in accordance with the limitations after specified: (a) Types of uses: (1) Chipping/grinding facility; (2) Composting facility; (3) Curing facility; and (4) Mulching facility;