Lakewood does not currently have a historic preservation ordinance. The lack of any historic preservation policies prevents Lakewood from offering protection to privately owned, historic resources.  The City is an archetypal example of the postwar suburban community and was predominantly developed with tract housing.  As postwar resources continue to reach or exceed fifty years of […]

Lancaster does not currently have a historic preservation ordinance. While no citywide survey has yet been completed, two portions of the city have been surveyed for historic architectural resources. The “North Downtown Neighborhood Vision Plan” contains a 2003 historic resources survey conducted through the environmental review process, which identified 81 potential cultural resources built through 1956. The “Downtown […]

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Norwalk does not currently have a historic preservation ordinance. Norwalk has not yet conducted a survey of its historic resources.  However, there is a brief list of three identified significant properties and one identified significant district listed under the Historic Resources section of the Educational and Cultural Resources Element of Norwalk’s General Plan, adopted February 29, 1996: […]

Rancho Palos Verdes does not currently have a historic preservation ordinance. While there is no historic resource survey for the entire city, the postwar SeaView tract designed by master architect Paul R. Williams was surveyed in 2008-09 and identified as a potential historic district eligible for local listing.