An application has been filed with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning requesting development incentives for a residential project at 1845 North Taft Avenue in Hollywood. The proposal utilizes provisions of the Citywide Housing Incentive Program to permit a larger building envelope than otherwise allowed under base zoning regulations.
Plans outline a six-story multifamily structure containing 33 residential units. The unit mix consists of one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts. As part of the program requirements, four of the apartments would be designated for extremely low-income households.
The development is proposed by Rom Investments. Project documents indicate that 48 automobile parking spaces would be provided on-site, despite parking not being required at the proposed density.
Category Design Group is responsible for architectural design. Renderings illustrate a building organized with a raised base condition and upper residential levels. The massing is organized to address the corner condition of the site, with upper floors stepping slightly above a defined base level.
If approved, the project would introduce a mid-rise residential structure to the Taft Avenue corridor under the framework of the Citywide Housing Incentive Program.
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Where to apply for the low income and how to apply for these apartments
Same question as herein above,
Where and When can its required to apply for low income units, 1 bed/1 bath
What qualifications need to be met to be approved. Is there a specific time frame and
a special place/location to participate. When are these Bldgs ready to be occupied?
Also what conditions need to be me to part of this grandiose Apartment Bldgs?