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 | 25 | Subscribers | Read | thedustyarchive.substack.com |
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HOUSING NEEDS VERSUS REALITY
As I finished writing this blog, Governor Newsom today (Oct 10th) signed Senate Bill 79 (Wiener) and other housing bills to make it easier and faster to build more homes in California. Several newsletters report that these measures cut red ...
BEAULYLAND, A BEAUTY NO MORE?
As recently reported by Kim Cooper and Richard Schave on their Esotouric Secret Los Angeles blog, the beautiful 113 year old mansion located at 284 S Coronado St in the Westlake District recently sold. A demolition permit has been filed to ...
DESIGNATION VS DEMOLITION
Developers are often quick to blame the environmental protections provided by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) as a reason why they are unable to effectively build high-density housing. CEQA, and various historic preservation...
LIKE JELLYBEANS IN A JAR
While estimates vary, there are more than 800,000 residential and commercial buildings within the City of Los Angeles. Care to hazard a guess as to how many of these 800,000 are designated historic? Go on, I’ll wait. Make a guess, any guess...
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