LATEST UPDATES! There is activity at the Oak Savanna property! Survey markers have been placed and protective fencing was applied to protected tree drip lines. The City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety website lists permits applied for with many granted. Therefore, the time is approaching when Save Oak Savanna will facilitate the transfer of lots 11 and 12 at the intersection of San Feliciano and Cerrillos Drives and two conservation easements from the developer Harridge/DSVentures to the MRCA as our designee. This was described as an option in the agreement with the developer brokered by our Save Oak Savanna land use attorney in December 2020. Last October 21, 2025, Save Oak Savanna representatives attended by Zoom a board meeting at the MRCA. At this meeting we solidified the MRCA as our chosen designee to receive the property from Harridge/DS Ventures after a five year pause by the developer. On December 3, 2025, Save Oak Savanna representatives attended by Zoom a required hearing at the Mulholland Scenic Parkway Design Review Board. The developer presented their updated plans with reduced number and size of retaining walls. The property transfer to MRCA was discussed as was SOS' concern for deteriorating protected trees on the property, specifically those on the Mulholland Drive border facing Louisville High School. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
! ! ! ATTENTION ! ! ! We continue to bring your attention to the decisions being made by our State legislators that are limiting the ability of local agencies to enforce current Planning and Zoning laws and ordinances--all in the name of a housing shortage. The one-size-fits-all decisions being made in Sacramento are affecting us in our own neighborhoods here in Southern California. The single family home communities we live in are under attack. Please pay attention to what’s happening and voice your opinion to your State Senator and Assembly Member whenever you have the opportunity. It does make a difference. SPECIFICALLY: Developers recently used new legislation AB 2011 and more recent subordinate bills to bypass important local input in a newly planned development at the Woodland Hills Country Club Golf Course property. Two members purchased the property from the membership and are attempting to build an oversized multifaceted multistoried 398 unit development on the lower quarter of the property facing Dumetz Road. For more information and to get involved please visit Woodland Hills Neighborhood Collective. https://www.wh-neighborhoodcollective.org ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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