The hotel portion would include 18 buildings with 59 guest rooms, a stand-alone parking structure, funicular railway and a main hotel building with outdoor features, shops and restaurants and underground parking.
The Los Angeles City Council Tuesday is set to vote on whether to reconsider a land use designation for the Bulgari Hotel project -- a controversial development proposal in Benedict Canyon that has drawn attention from residents, Hollywood celebrities and others.
The Department of Planning had approved a process that would give a specific designation to the project, allowing the commercial project be developed in a residential area. "...From a land use perspective, allowing an intensive commercial use in a very low density, fire-prone residential area is a terrible idea," Yaroslavsky said. "Nowhere in Los Angeles are we allowing new commercial uses in low-density hillside communities, specifically because of the wildfire and landslide risks."
The residential portion of the site would contain eight single-family homes, ranging between 12,000 and 48,000 square feet with associated garage parking.
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