Topic · Los Angeles County
Land Use and Planning in Los Angeles County
Zoning, permits, general plans, development projects, public and federal lands, and parks. On this topic: 0 bills in Congress, 0 in California, 6 executive actions, 0 excerpts in officials' own words.
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Bills in Congress
No bills with a final-passage vote are tagged with this topic yet.
Bills in the California Legislature
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County meetings
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Executive actions
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Removing Unnecessary and Counterproductive Restrictions on Access to Federal Lands
AI-tagged: Executive order on access to federal lands.
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Governor Newsom cuts red tape to help communities clean up and rebuild faster following the TCU Lightning Complex fires
AI-tagged: Cuts regulatory requirements to speed cleanup and rebuilding after fires.
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Making Federal Architecture Beautiful Again
AI-tagged: Directs federal architecture and design standards for government buildings.
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Improving Our Nation Through Better Design
AI-tagged: Directs improved design standards for federal and government buildings and projects.
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Governor Newsom strengthens local control in Los Angeles burn scar areas
AI-tagged: Strengthens local control over land use and development in Los Angeles fire recovery areas.
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Six months after the LA fires, nation’s fastest residential cleanup nears completion as Governor Newsom signs streamlining executive order, joins local leaders to unveil blueprint for rebuilding
AI-tagged: Streamlines debris removal and rebuilding processes in Los Angeles fire recovery areas.
In their own words
No excerpt from the own Issues pages of Los Angeles County's officials is tagged with this topic yet.
Word for word from each official's own website, the same way for every official.
Campaign money from related industries
- $280,011
- $132,864
- $132,466
- $88,897
- $58,750
- $54,500
- $53,700
- $49,400
- $46,500
- $39,200
- $39,100
- $34,250
- $34,000
- $33,100
- $33,000
- $29,000
- $26,100
- $25,500
- $25,476
- $25,250
- $24,200
- $23,250
- $23,200
- $22,800
- $22,223
- $21,700
- $18,200
- $17,300
- $16,625
- $16,250
- $15,500
- $15,000
- $14,750
- $14,670
- $13,490
- $13,350
- $13,000
- $11,800
- $11,800
- $11,400
- $10,800
- $10,700
- $9,640
- $8,875
- $8,413
- $5,500
- $5,000
- $4,400
- $2,000
- $700
Industries tied to land use and planning: Real estate. Industries are approximate (keyword rules on names), and an industry says nothing about what a contribution was for. How industries are tied to topics Members of Congress: this two-year period, from PACs and donors' employers (FEC). California officials: their latest two-year period, itemized contributions (Cal-Access).
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