Request to Reduce the Front Yard Setback

The City of Culver City, California, has issued a request to reduce the front yard setback requirement to accommodate a second story addition on a property located in the 90230 zip code. This is a planning-related submission seeking approval to deviate from standard zoning setback regulations, which typically dictate minimum distances between a structure and the front property line. The request is part of a broader effort to allow property owners to maximize vertical expansion while maintaining compliance with local land use policies, and it is being evaluated under the city’s discretionary review process for development modifications. The primary point of contact for this request is Reese Hammons, Planning Technician at the City of Culver City, who can be reached via email or phone for inquiries or submission of supporting materials. Dina Elkinawy, Director at PCCLA, is also listed as a secondary contact, suggesting involvement from a planning or architectural firm representing the applicant. The posting date indicates this is a forecasted action with no formal solicitation number, meaning it is a preliminary notice rather than an active bid or procurement. The process is being managed through the city’s planning department and may necessitate public hearings or environmental review under CEQA guidelines, as implied by the referenced project link.