SPINNING WHEEL APARTMENTS
423-427 North Hayworth Avenue
CHC-2017-4770-HCM
ENV-2017-4771-CE
Agenda packet includes:
1. Under Consideration Staff Recommendation Report
2. Nomination
3. Letters of Support
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Los Angeles Department of City Planning
RECOMMENDATION REPORT
CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMISSION
CASE NO.: CHC-2017-4770-HCM
ENV-2017-4771-CE
HEARING DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
Location: 423-427 North Hayworth Avenue
Council District: 5
Community Plan Area: Wilshire
Area Planning Commission: Central
Neighborhood Council: Mid City West
Legal Description: Tract TR 6790, Lot 273
January 19, 2017
10:00 AM
City Hall, Room 1010
200 N. Spring Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
PROJECT:
Historic-Cultural Monument Application for the
SPINNING WHEEL APARTMENTS
REQUEST:
Declare the property a Historic-Cultural Monument
OWNER(S):
Hayworth Abbey LLC c/o Isaac Cohanzad
11601 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
APPLICANT:
Dee Ann Newkirk
427 ½ N. Hayworth Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90048
PREPARER:
Charles J. Fisher
140 S. Avenue 57
Highland Park, CA 90042
RECOMMENDATION
That the Cultural Heritage Commission:
1. Take the property under consideration as a Historic-Cultural Monument per Los
Angeles Administrative Code Chapter 9, Division 22, Article 1, Section 22.171.10
because the application and accompanying photo documentation suggest the submittal
warrants further investigation.
2. Adopt the report findings.
VINCENT P. BERTONI, AICP
Director of PlanningN1907
[SIGNED ORIGINAL IN FILE]
[SIGNED ORIGINAL IN FILE]
Ken Bernstein, AICP, Manager
Office of Historic Resources
Lambert M. Giessinger, Preservation Architect
Office of Historic Resources
[SIGNED ORIGINAL IN FILE]
Melissa Jones, Planning Assistant
Office of Historic Resources
Attachment:
Historic-Cultural Monument Application
CHC-2017-4770-HCM
423-427 N. Hayworth Avenue
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SUMMARY
The 1936 Spinning Wheel Apartments is a multi-family residential building located at 423-427
North Hayworth Avenue in the Fairfax District of Los Angeles, one block west of Fairfax Avenue.
The subject property was designed in the French Norman Revival style by architect David C.
Coleman for the Spinning Wheel Corporation. Originally, the Spinning Wheel Apartments was
constructed as one of two mirror-image structures that, together, framed a garden court; the
second structure was demolished in 2015.
The Spinning Wheel Apartments consists of an asymmetrical, two-story structure with four units
in a U-shaped plan and a cross gabled four car garage located at the rear of the property. The
exterior of the primary structure features two corbelled towers on the front façade with a small,
gabled decorative pediment; a tall, slightly sloped hipped roof; vertical arched vents along each
façade; wood casement windows; regency style bay windows; leaded glass fixed pane windows
with colored inserts; decorative arch reliefs; and quoins. The interiors of the individual units
showcase hardwood floors; detailed crown moldings; gambrel doorways; plastered mantels;
original lighting fixtures; and original tiled kitchens and bathrooms.
Based on permit records there appear to have been only minor alterations to the subject
property that include the addition of security bars to the windows of the first floor units in 1991.
CRITERIA
The criterion is the Cultural Heritage Ordinance which defines a historical or cultural monument
as any site (including significant trees or other plant life located thereon) building or structure of
particular historic or cultural significance to the City of Los Angeles, such as historic structures
or sites in which the broad cultural, economic, or social history of the nation, State or community
is reflected or exemplified, or which are identified with historic personages or with important
events in the main currents of national, State or local history or which embody the distinguishing
characteristics of an architectural type specimen, inherently valuable for a study of a period style
or method of construction, or a notable work of a master builder, designer or architect whose
individual genius influenced his age.
FINDINGS
Based on the facts set forth in the summary and application, the Commission determines that
the application is complete and that the property may be significant enough to warrant further
investigation as a potential Historic-Cultural Monument.
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Spinning Wheel Apartments
Architectural Description
This 2-story 4-unit apartment building is designed asymmetrically in the FrenchNormandy style with Chateauesque influence with two corbelled towers on the
front facade, the first at the Southeast corner and the other at a bump-out to the
right center of the facade. The roof is a tall slightly sloped parapet with a small
gabled decorative pediment between the two towers and vertical arched vents
spread along each facade. The shallow U-Shaped building is more symmetrical on
the South facade, where it originally faced a twin that was demolished in 2015.
The two second-story units are serviced by two-flight staircases along the inside of
each U with delicate steel railings.
Architectural details include wood casement windows, a first-story regency style
bay on the left plane of the front facade, with the right plane being slightly
forward. Quoins decorate the three front corners. Leaded glass fixed pane
windows with colored inserts are at the second floor level above the bay. Two
bays are on the South facade. Reliefs of vertical rectangles are found on the sides
of that bay, below the windows, with a circle in the center plane. The bays flank
an enclosed decorative arch relief, which is between two square pilasters with
Egyptian Papyrus-covered capitals under a freeze with simple "Sun disks" above
the capitals. The freeze is topped with a small oval shield surrounded by flowers.
A small balcony is near the center of the North facade, as are two enclosed sets of
secondary stairs serving to the two upper units.
The one alteration is the addition of burglar bars to the windows on the first floor
units.
A cross gabled four car garage is set at the rear of the property.
Interior features include hardwood floors, detailed crown moldings, gambrel
doorways, plastered mantles with a central shield, original lighting fixtures and
original tiled kitchens and bathrooms.
Spinning Wheel Apartments
423-7 N. Hayworth Avenue
Significance Statement
Built in 1936 by the Spinning Wheel Corporation, this four-unit apartment building was one of
several built by this owner in different parts of Los Angeles. The buildings each followed their
own design scheme, this project using the French Normandy style with a Chateauesque
influence. The building is indicative of the type of quality development being done in the
Fairfax area in the immediate years prior to the second World War, when it was rapidly
becoming the new Jewish section in Los Angeles, quickly eclipsing and eventually replacing the
historic Boyle Heights as the home of the Los Angeles Jewish community.
It was the Northern building with a mirror image twin immediately to the South. Together the
two buildings framed a garden area. An announcement in the Los Angeles Times on September
16, 1936 stated: “Plans have been completed for two apartment structures at 419-21½ and 42527½ North Hayworth avenue for the Spinning Wheel Corporation. David C. Coleman is the
architect. Each building will be two stories in height and will contain sixteen rooms divided into
four apartments. The cost will be $20,000.”
The apartment building is located one block to the West of Fairfax Avenue, directly to the West
of Canter’s Deli. The subdivision, Tract No. 6790, was laid out in 1923 by the A. F. Gilmore
Company, the creators of the Farmers Market (HCM #543), in partnership with the Security
Trust and Savings Bank. The land was a part of the Gilmore holdings in the Salt Lake Oil Field,
on land that Gilmore had previously operated as a dairy farm. By the 1920s the real estate values
had reached such a point that the land was worth more for housing than oil.
G. Allen Hancock had already subdivided his mother’s holdings into Hancock Park and the
pressure for development to go West was heavy. By the mid-1920s the Fairfax district was hot.
However, most of the construction was to the East of Fairfax Boulevard, leaving Tract No. 6790
almost devoid of housing by the end of the decade. Then came the Great Depression, which
slowed down the development of single-family homes in the area. The lots on Hayworth Avenue
were to remain relatively vacant until the mid-1930s. The Spinning Wheel project was one of
the first to come in during that period. The street eventually became almost entirely multi-family
housing as the Jewish influx to the area grew. The context statement for survey LA reviews this
history and the section dealing with the Beverly-Fairfax area is attached as an addendum to this
document.
The statement specifically calls out the Beverly Square (Tract No. 7944) neighborhood located
just South of Beverly Boulevard from Tract No. 6790. Both tracts were subdivided by the
Gilmore Company in the mid 1920s and experienced the same development patterns. The
survey did not review the subject building, but the Hollywood survey picked up a similar one at
825 N Edinburgh Avenue, giving it a 3S,3CS,5S3 rating, referring to it as an "excellent example
of French Norman Revival multi-family residential architecture in Hollywood." An email from
Kari Fowler of Historic Resources Group, which did the Hollywood survey, notes the similarities
and high rate of historic integrity between the two buildings. She also states that "an HCM
nomination is worth pursuing, particularly due to the intact interior features that could contribute
to a local designation."
Many of the new residents came from Europe, especially people who chose to leave those areas
that were rapidly coming under the heel of Hitler’s National Socialism. By 1936, there was a
need for housing and new projects, such as the Spinning Wheel Apartments began to meet that
need. The Lots, 273 and 274 had first been sold to Raymond J. Eliot in the mid-1920s. Not
much has been found on Eliot, but he then deeded the property to James Joseph Anton, who was
a long term resident of the Los Angeles area. Born in 1890, he had married his wife, Lillian
Stein, at the old sandstone courthouse in Santa Ana, on March 29, 1909. It appears that they
were thwarted from building on the lots by the stock market crash in October 1929.
The Antons sold the lots to Raymond D. Currier, but the new owner passed away suddenly on
December 1, 1931, leaving it to his wife, Augusta. She retained the properties through the
depths of the Great Depression, eventually selling them to the Spinning Wheel Corporation on
September 16, 1936. The building permits for the construction of the two buildings were taken
out the same day. The design by Architect David C. Coleman, did four large units in each
building. The buildings had spacious well-appointed units the size of many houses with the two
bedroom units at 1,700 square feet and one bedrooms at 1,500 square feet. The French
Normandy design was also unique, with the Chateauesque turrets on the front of each building.
The buildings were quickly filled and then sold to owners who lived in each of the buildings,
renting out the remaining units. The building at 423-27½ was sold to Harry and Esther Jenkins
on December 6, 1939. Jenkins and wife ran a drug store in Boyle Heights, while living nearby at
2020 Pennsylvania Avenue. They were part of an influx of Yiddish-speaking Russian Jewish
immigrants that had come to that community at the turn of the 20th Century. By the late 1930s,
they saw the exodus to Fairfax and bought the apartment as an investment and a place to live
when they retired. By the late 1940’s they had relocated to the apartment, living in it until
Harry’s death in July 1963. The 1956 reverse phone directory shows the owner living at 427 N.
Hayworth. The other units were occupied by Jewish immigrants, as well:
Ike Bennie Fingerett was born in Romanou, Russia on February 24, 1891, arriving in the United
States on July 14, 1910 in Philadelphia and settling in Pittsburgh, where he worked as a baker.
He and his wife, Ethel (also from Russia) were living on Matthews Street in Boyle Heights by
1935 and moved to the Spinning Wheel Apartments sometime after 1940. In 1956 they were
living at 423 N. Hayworth Avenue.
Edna Eisner was living at 425 (now 423½) N. Hayworth Avenue. Records show that she and her
husband, Samuel, a tailor, were living at 435½ N. Orange Grove in 1942. Records note that
Samuel was born in "other country" on his death notification in 1950. Edna probably relocated
to the Spinning Wheel Apartment sometime after Samuel's death. The records are very sketchy
on the Eisner's background, but it appears that they arrived in the Fairfax District sometime
around 1940. It is very possible that they came here after the annexation of Austria the German
Reich in 1938.
The background of Pauline Weiner, who lived at 427½ N. Hayworth, is not readily deciphered,
as her name is fairly common and she has not left enough of a historic footprint to be
distinguished from other women with the same name from the Los Angeles area.
The building was deeded to Irving and Margit Ecker on January 3, 1964. The Eckers had been
refugees who fled from Budapest, Hungary after the collapse of the 1956 revolution against the
Communist regime there. After first arriving in New York on January 16, 1957, the family came
to Los Angeles to live near their married daughter, Eva. Irving, whose birth name was Ignacz
Ecker, was born in Sataralyachyhely, Hungary on November 27, 1910 and took up his
occupation as a tailor once settled in the United States. His wife, the former Margit Neumann,
was born in Bihar, Hungary on September 29, 1905. The couple were naturalized on January 25,
1963.
After Irving’s death on September 20, 1996, Margit continued to live in her apartment until her
passing on March 10, 2007 (at 101 years of age). The building then went to Eva and her
husband, Abraham Leopold Langer. Abraham was also a refugee, arriving in New York from
his native Czechoslovakia on August 3, 1948. During World War II. he and his family were
imprisoned at the Auschwitz death camp in Poland. Abraham was the only survivor, being
liberated by the Russians in 1945. The couple were married in Brooklyn, NY on March 9, 1958.
They came to Los Angeles around 1960. The Langer’s retained the building until they felt
pressured to sell as the street was rapidly changing with large new buildings crowding out many
of the historic ones, including the other Spinning Wheel building immediately to the South.
The Spinning Wheel Apartments are an important architectural type specimen of the French
Normandy design, as well as one of the earliest apartments to be built as the area became the
new Los Angeles Jewish community. From 1938 until 2015, the building was always owned by
Jewish immigrants who had come to the United States in search of a better life.
Ten New Apartment Projects to Be Built in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File); Sep 13, 1936;
ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Los Angeles Times
pg. E1
Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.
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It was nice speaking with you yesterday. I took a closer look at your building and the building on
Edinburgh, and I concur that the two buildings are quite similar and appear to have a similarly high
level of historic integrity. The Edinburgh building is located in the Hollywood Community Plan Area,
which we surveyed, and we did indeed evaluate it as locally eligible as an “excellent example of French
Norman Revival multi‐family residential architecture in Hollywood.” Interestingly, the building at 423
N. Hayworth is located in the Wilshire Community Plan Area, which was surveyed by Katie Horak’s
ϐirm (whom you spoke with). So I can’t speak directly to why it wasn’t picked up; they may have had a
higher threshold in their area versus ours.
In any case, I agree that an HCM nomination is worth pursuing, particularly due to the intact interior
features that could contribute to a local designation. Ordinarily, this is something we could help you
with. Although, due to our current workload it’s not something we would be able to get to right away.
And given your current circumstance you probably need to get this going sooner than later. .
Hope this helpful and best of luck to you!
‐Kari
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Building Permit History
423-27 N. Hayworth Avenue
Los Angeles
September 16, 1936:
Building Permit No. 24828 to construct a 2-story, 38’ X 74’ 16room 4-family apartment at 425, 425½, 427 and 427½ N.
Hayworth Avenue, on Lot 273 of Tract No. 6790.
Owner: Spinning Wheel Corp.
Architect: David C. Coleman
Engineer: None
Contractor: Spinning Wheel Corp.
Cost: $10,000.00
September 16, 1936:
Building Permit No. 24829 to construct a 1-story, 18’ X 33’ 4room garage at 425, 425½, 427 and 427½ N. Hayworth
Avenue, on Lot 273 of Tract No. 6790.
Owner: Spinning Wheel Corp.
Architect: David C. Coleman
Engineer: None
Contractor: Spinning Wheel Corp.
Cost: $300.00
January 14, 1937:
Building Permit No. 524 for interior tile work at 425-27 N.
Hayworth Avenue.
Owner: Spinning Wheel Corp.
Architect: None
Engineer: None
Contractor: Selectile Contractors
Cost: Not Shown
June 2, 1960:
Building Permit No. LA61988 for wet sandblasting.
Owner: Harry Jenkins
Architect: None
Engineer: None
Contractor: I. Reblee
Cost: $440.00
June 29, 1991:
Building Permit No. HO13978 to install security bars.
Owner: Irving and Margaret Ecker
Architect: None
Engineer: None
Contractor: Owner
Cost: $300.00
May 31, 2007
Electrical Permit No. WO74113135 for electrical panel upgrade
Owner: Eva Langer, Trustee, I. and M. Ecker Trust
Architect: None
Engineer: None
Contractor: Owner
Cost: Not Shown
Spinning Wheel Apartments
Photographs
Spinning Wheel Apartments, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Avenue, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Avenue, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Avenue, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, satellite view, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Avenue, c 2015 (photograph by Google Earth)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, front bay, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Avenue, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, North facade, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Ave, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Avenue, January 16, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, rear facade, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Ave, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, garage, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Ave, March 11, 2016 (photograph by Dee Ann Newkirk)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, South side bay, 423-27½ N. Hayworth, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, South facade, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Ave, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, railing, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Avenue, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, typical living room, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Ave, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, typical mantel, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Ave, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, leaded glass, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Avenue, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, crown molding, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Avenue, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, original bathroom, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Ave, April 12, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
Spinning Wheel Apartments, 423-27½ N. Hayworth Avenue, January26, 2016 (photograph by Charles J. Fisher)
City of Los Angeles
Department of City Planning
12/13/2016
PARCEL PROFILE REPORT
PROPERTY ADDRESSES
Address/Legal Information
427 N HAYWORTH AVE
PIN Number
141B177 1388
425 N HAYWORTH AVE
Lot/Parcel Area (Calculated)
6,611.9 (sq ft)
423 N HAYWORTH AVE
Thomas Brothers Grid
PAGE 593 - GRID B7
427 1/2 N HAYWORTH AVE
Assessor Parcel No. (APN)
5527032022
425 1/2 N HAYWORTH AVE
Tract
TR 6790
423 1/2 N HAYWORTH AVE
Map Reference
M B 74-32
Block
None
ZIP CODES
Lot
273
90048
Arb (Lot Cut Reference)
None
Map Sheet
141B177
RECENT ACTIVITY
Jurisdictional Information
CHC-2017-4770-HCM
Community Plan Area
Wilshire
ENV-2017-4771-CE
Area Planning Commission
Central
Neighborhood Council
Mid City West
CASE NUMBERS
Council District
CD 5 - Paul Koretz
CPC-1986-823-GPC
Census Tract #
1945.00
ORD-183497
LADBS District Office
Los Angeles Metro
ORD-165331-SA80
Planning and Zoning Information
Special Notes
None
Zoning
R3-1
Zoning Information (ZI)
ZI-2452 Transit Priority Area in the City of Los Angeles
ZI-2443 Neighborhood Conservation ICO - Lower Council Dist. 5
General Plan Land Use
Medium Residential
General Plan Footnote(s)
Yes
Hillside Area (Zoning Code)
No
Baseline Hillside Ordinance
No
Baseline Mansionization Ordinance
No
Specific Plan Area
None
Special Land Use / Zoning
None
Design Review Board
No
Historic Preservation Review
No
Historic Preservation Overlay Zone
None
Other Historic Designations
None
Other Historic Survey Information
None
Mills Act Contract
None
POD - Pedestrian Oriented Districts
None
CDO - Community Design Overlay
None
NSO - Neighborhood Stabilization Overlay
No
Sign District
No
Streetscape
No
Adaptive Reuse Incentive Area
None
Ellis Act Property
No
Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO)
Yes
CRA - Community Redevelopment Agency
None
Central City Parking
No
Downtown Parking
No
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Building Line
None
500 Ft School Zone
No
500 Ft Park Zone
No
Assessor Information
Assessor Parcel No. (APN)
5527032022
Ownership (Assessor)
Owner1
HAYWORTH ABBEY LLC C/O C/O ISSAC COHANZAD
Address
11601 SANTA MONICA BLVD
LOS ANGELES CA 90025
Ownership (Bureau of Engineering, Land
Records)
Owner
HAYWORTH ABBEY LLC C/O ISAAC COHANZAD
Address
11601 SANTA MONICA BLVD
LOS ANGELES CA 90025
APN Area (Co. Public Works)*
0.152 (ac)
Use Code
0400 - 4 units (4 stories or less)
Assessed Land Val.
$1,223,796
Assessed Improvement Val.
$714,204
Last Owner Change
07/31/15
Last Sale Amount
$1,900,019
Tax Rate Area
67
Deed Ref No. (City Clerk)
933266
2043220
1916427
1861576
1656888
Building 1
Year Built
1936
Building Class
D65
Number of Units
4
Number of Bedrooms
8
Number of Bathrooms
4
Building Square Footage
4,668.0 (sq ft)
Building 2
No data for building 2
Building 3
No data for building 3
Building 4
No data for building 4
Building 5
No data for building 5
Additional Information
Airport Hazard
None
Coastal Zone
None
Farmland
Area Not Mapped
Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone
No
Fire District No. 1
No
Flood Zone
None
Watercourse
No
Hazardous Waste / Border Zone Properties
No
Methane Hazard Site
Methane Zone
High Wind Velocity Areas
No
Special Grading Area (BOE Basic Grid Map A- No
13372)
Oil Wells
None
Seismic Hazards
Active Fault Near-Source Zone
Nearest Fault (Distance in km)
2.35278168
Nearest Fault (Name)
Hollywood Fault
Region
Transverse Ranges and Los Angeles Basin
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Fault Type
B
Slip Rate (mm/year)
1.00000000
Slip Geometry
Left Lateral - Reverse - Oblique
Slip Type
Poorly Constrained
Down Dip Width (km)
14.00000000
Rupture Top
0.00000000
Rupture Bottom
13.00000000
Dip Angle (degrees)
70.00000000
Maximum Magnitude
6.40000000
Alquist-Priolo Fault Zone
No
Landslide
No
Liquefaction
Yes
Preliminary Fault Rupture Study Area
No
Tsunami Inundation Zone
No
Economic Development Areas
Business Improvement District
None
Promise Zone
No
Renewal Community
No
Revitalization Zone
None
State Enterprise Zone
None
Targeted Neighborhood Initiative
None
Public Safety
Police Information
Bureau
West
Division / Station
Wilshire
Reporting District
711
Fire Information
Bureau
South
Batallion
18
District / Fire Station
61
Red Flag Restricted Parking
No
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CASE SUMMARIES
Note: Information for case summaries is retrieved from the Planning Department's Plan Case Tracking System (PCTS) database.
Case Number:
CPC-1986-823-GPC
Required Action(s):
GPC-GENERAL PLAN/ZONING CONSISTENCY (AB283)
Project Descriptions(s):
AB-283 PROGRAM - GENERAL PLAN/ZONE CONSISTENCY - WILSHIRE AREA- COMMUNITY WIDE ZONE CHANGES AND
COMMUNITY PLAN CHANGES TO BRING THE ZONING INTO CONSISTENCY WITH THE COMMUNITY PLAN. INCLUDES
CHANGES OF HEIGHT AS NEEDED. REQUIRED BY COURT AS PART OF SETTLEMENT IN THE HILLSIDE FEDERATION
LAWSUIT
DATA NOT AVAILABLE
ORD-183497
ORD-165331-SA80
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ZIMAS INTRANET
2014 Digital Color-Ortho
12/13/2016
Address: 423 N HAYWORTH AVE
Tract: TR 6790
Zoning: R3-1
APN: 5527032022
Block: None
General Plan: Medium Residential
PIN #: 141B177 1388
Lot: 273
City of Los Angeles
Department of City Planning
Arb: None
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