The Dusty Archive
Mike CallahanA retired Los Angeles-based engineer and freelance historian who writes about unconstrained development and issues related to preservation all while researching the city's forgotten past.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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AB 130 VS HISTORIC DESIGNATION
Every year new laws are passed by the State that seek to promote the building of new housing. And, since the State does not like to pay for low-income housing, all it can offer a developer is increased density and/or the removal of obstacle...
FROM ADAPTIVE REUSE TO DEMOLITION
3/31/26 Update - City Planning is playing fast and loose with the public record. While the revised Letter of Determination still describes a project calling for demolition of the building, the attached plans have reverted from demolition (2...
ARE ONLY PRETTY FILM LOCATIONS ELIGIBLE FOR HCM DESIGNATION?
If the Cultural Heritage Commission is handing out historic-cultural monument designations for houses based on their appearance in television shows, why not the Hollywood Center Motel (HCM)? The HCM has a much better acting resume than the...
DEMO BY NEGLECT - Part II of II
Part I of “Demo by Neglect” provides step-by-step directions for filing a complaint about vacant and unsecured buildings with the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS). Part II continues with step-by-step directions for trac...
DEMO BY NEGLECT - Part I of II
Our historic residential and commercial buildings need your help. All too often a developer will purchase a building where the tenants or occupants have been removed and the building left unsecured. The unsecured building deteriorates rapid...
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