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BPAC - ACTION ITEM - (1) Receive a Presentation and Discuss the Livable Communities Initiative; and (2) Make Recommendations.

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File Number
26-51
Type
Minute Order
Status
Action Item
Final Action
BPAC - ACTION ITEM - (1) Receive a Presentation and Discuss the Livable Communities Initiative; and (2) Make Recommendations.
On Agenda
9/25/2025
In Control
Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee

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BPAC - ACTION ITEM - (1) Receive a Presentation and Discuss the Livable Communities Initiative; and (2) Make Recommendations.

 

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Meeting Date:                     August 25, 2025

 

Contact Person:                     Andrew Maximous, Public Works Department

 

Phone Number:                     (310) 253-5634

 

Fiscal Impact                     Yes [X]   No [  ]                     General Fund:                       Yes [X]   No [  ]

 

Attachments:                      Yes [  ]   No [X]

 

Public Notice:                                          E-Mail via GovDelivery: (09/22/2025) Meetings and Agendas - Mobility, Traffic & Parking Subcommittee; Notify Me - Construction, Street Maintenance and Closures; Stay Informed - Bicycle & Pedestrian / Culver CityBus / Construction, Street Maintenance and Closures

 

Dept Approval:                       Yanni Demitri, Public Works Director/City Engineer

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RECOMMENDATION

 

Members of BPAC will receive a presentation regarding the Livable Communities Initiative, discuss, provide staff with feedback, and/or, with consensus, make a recommendation to City Council.

 

BACKGROUND/DISCUSSION

 

The Livable Communities Initiative (LCI) will present their proposal for walkable, bikeable, transit-accessible, and naturally affordable housing. LCI is a local, grassroots organization with a vision to build architecturally beautiful residential housing above existing retail properties, providing desperately needed affordable housing, offering more retail amenities to nearby residents, and enabling existing local businesses to keep their parcels without selling to big developers. To succeed with this housing typology in Culver City, the City would need to pass some building and zoning code changes for its small-lot commercial corridors.

 

<https://www.livablecommunitiesinitiative.com/>

 

ATTACHMENTS

 

None.