As 2025 begins the controversy surrounding the massive and high density of the mixed use building in Fox Hills.
The 5757 Uplander Development- Community Input Zoom
(Project is a 1,077 unit mixed use proposal with three, 7 story buildings).
https://bit.ly/5757UplanderScopingMeeting. Comments may be submitted in advance of the meeting at [email protected]
2). Based on the initial study of this project, the city determined that an Environmental Impact Report was required due to the potential for significant impact on several issues including Air Quality, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Land Use, Population & Housing, Public Services, Recreation and Utilities and Service Systems.
You Can Review This Study At: https://culvercity.org/CEQAinfoanddocuments, at City Hall, Current Planning Division Counter, 2nd floor or at the Culver City Julian Dixon Library.
Important Deadline To Submit Written Comments Is January 23, 2025 BY 5:30PM
Please refer to project by name and case number( P2024-0046-CP;-DOBI;-ZCMA;-GPMA;-EIR) AND ADDRESS TO:
Peer Chacko, Senior Planner
City of Culver City Current Planning Division, 2nd floor
9770 Culver Blvd.
Culver City CA 90232
310-253-5755 E-mail: [email protected]
It is interesting to note that with all the specific data in this initial report, it was not included that Fox Hills is currently the densest residential area. There are about 2600 units in 26 multi-unit complexes adjacent to where this development is planned. As many of you already know, there are 5 proposals for Fox Hills totaling over 2900 additional units. Upon completion, these 5 developments alone would approximately double the population of Fox Hills. This bombardment of development proposals in Fox Hills is because we have the highest density designation of 100 units/acre on the south side of Slauson. With the additional density bonuses, this project's density rises to 129 units/acre with only 78 units for very low income housing. If all projects are approved, our City leaders have allowed Fox Hills to carry most if not all of the 3341 units the city must build by 2029.
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