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.
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REACTIVATE THE MILLS ACT NOW!
The Mills Act Historical Property Contract program is the leading financial incentive for historic preservation within the city and the state. The program consists of a contractual agreement between the City of Los Angeles and the owner of ...
THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES WPA SKETCHBOOK
It’s been a while since my last post, and rather than drone on about the evils of the Department of City Planning and their servitude to developers, I want to switch gears and laud the efforts of the Los Angeles City Clerk in preserving our...
ADAPTIVE REUSE OR LEGALIZED ABUSE?
The Los Angeles Department of City Planning is proposing a new Citywide Adaptive Reuse Ordinance (ARO), the first part of a six-part program to promote the building of residential housing. Adaptive reuse is a “greener” strategy compared to ...
IS THE HOUSING ACCOUNTABILITY ACT ANTI-PRESERVATION?
To set the stage for this post, I need to present some background information. State regulations are very complex, and professionals may spend their entire career dealing with just one narrow field of law such as air or water quality. The...
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