Director of Advocacy, Los Angeles Conservancy
Director of Advocacy at the Los Angeles Conservancy, a nonprofit organization committed to the preservation of landmark sites and buildings in Los Angeles, California
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Michael Buhler
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FROM Michael Buhler
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Griffith Park Designated a Historic Cultural Monument The Los Angeles City Council today unanimously designated Griffith Park a historic-cultural monument, meaning any change will be scrutinized by the Cultural Heritage Commission. But the LA Zoo, the Autry Museum, the Roosevelt Golf Course and Toyon Canyon are exempt from that new protection, which led skeptics to say there’s a back door to potential development. Mike Buhler is Director of Advocacy for the Los Angeles Conservancy.
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