Adverse Effects of Fox Project
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Just what is 20th Century Fox trying to pull (Times, Dec. 6)? A fast one on the homeowners in the West L.A.-Century City area, that’s what!
In 1981 there was a Specific Plan to restrict growth. Our councilman, Zev Yaroslavsky, knows that, and he still takes the attitude of “wait and see.” Why?
As a resident and member of the California Country Club Homes Assn., I am concerned about the adverse effect that Fox’s project will have on our homes and our area.
SUSAN DeBRE
Los Angeles
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