An Interview With L.A.'s Outgoing Planning Director
30 June 2005 - 7:00am
After 12 years as Planning Director of Los Angeles, Con Howe is stepping down. He offers parting words about planning in Los Angeles.
For more than 12 years, Con Howe has directed the often controversial processes of the Los Angeles Department of Planning. During his tenure, he has worked on some of the citys most recognizable projects, such as the Staples Center and Union Station, and completed the first comprehensive revision of the citys General Plan in 20 years. In this excerpt of remarks he delivered to the Westsude Urban Forum, Mr. Howe reflects on the changes the city has undergone since the early 1990s.
Source:
The Planning Report, June 29, 2005
»
- Login or register to post comments
- Email this page
- Can Urban Design Alleviate the Need for Cops? - Mar 08, 2010
- Zoning for Food Trucks - Mar 05, 2010
- Putting Good Energy with the Bad - Mar 05, 2010
- O.C. Homeowners Sued for Removing Lawn - Mar 03, 2010
- Bay Area Naval Base Approved for Neighborhood Conversion - Feb 26, 2010
“
These bold initiatives, while important steps, need to be part of a much broader food planning effort.
”



















