1510 La Vista Terrace Design Review No. 005460-2025

Expressed deep concern over hillside stability, massive grading, retaining walls, pool construction, and potential impacts to protected Coast Live Oak Tree No. 23 directly above her family's home.

Argued that a three-story, 3,2-foot home towering over their modest single-story neighborhood destroys their privacy and clashes with the area's scale.

Representing La Vista Terrace homeowners, strongly opposed all three projects due to traffic bottlenecks, single-access emergency risks, and architectural incompatibility with the existing Mediterranean villas.

Spoke as a family member and real estate broker explaining that two brothers, their parents, and extended family intend to live in the homes as their permanent residence.

Speaking for the Verdugo Woodlands West Neighborhood Association, raised concerns regarding updated tree reports, canopy reductions, earth-tone color requirements, and exterior lighting glare.

Expressed worries about tree preservation, pool equipment noise, natural paint colors, and excessive fortress-like exterior lighting.