Public Meetings

Date:

Third Tuesday of each Month

Location:

Lane Park Recreation Center, 5520 West Avenue L-8,
Quartz Hill, CA 93536
(661) 524-5312
qhtc@qhtowncouncil.org

Time:

6:30 pm Sharp

Please come and see what's happening in your town!

LA County Regional Planning zoning change information:

 

Preliminary Draft Antelope Valley Area Plan NEW 03/28/2011
 

  • Chapter 0-1: Introduction
  • Chapter 2: Land Use
  • Chapter 3: Mobility
  • Chapter 4: Conservation and Open Space
  • Chapter 5: Public Safety, Services, and Facilities
  • Chapter 6: Community-Specific Land Use Concepts

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    Maps

  • Map 1.1: Planning Area Boundary
  • Map 2.1: Land Use Policy (15 MB)
  • Map 2.2: Rural Preservation Strategy (7 MB) Updated 4/12/11
  • Map 4.1: Hazards and Environmental Constraints Model
  • Map 4.2: Renewable Energy Production Priority Updated 4/4/11

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    Appendices

  • Appendix I: Background Report
  • Appendix II: Photosimulations

    • General Information

    P.O. Box 3481
    Quartz Hill, CA 93586

    (661) 524-5312
    info@qhtowncouncil.org
    www.qhtowncouncil.org

    Welcome to the Quartz Hill Town Council Website

    The Quartz Hill Town Council website is the one stop for information on what's happening in Quartz Hill.

    Quartz Hill Flood Control Project 

     

     

    Quartz Hill Storm Drain Project Website:

    dpw.lacounty.gov/go/quartzhill

    What's Happening Now

    Add your Group's calendar event here

    • Agenda for public meetings can be found here
      Department of Regional Planning - Town and Country
      at April 17th Public Meeting!
    • Community Standards approved by the Town Council February 21st for submission to Los Angeles County. Final version can be found here

    • Quartz Hill Flood Control Project - 50th Street West

      2012-01-31 - 8:00 am to 2012-11-01 - 8:00 pm

      more information...

    • Antelope Valley Veterans' Day Parade

      2012-11-03 - 7:30 am to 2012-11-03 - 5:00 pm

      more information...

    • January 24, 2012 -- The LA County Supervisors approved both Met Tower appeals, effectively stopping the two Met Tower Projects presented by Element and NextEra

    Attendees from Ridgecrest, Quartz Hill, Fairmont, Los Liebres, and other areas in the Antelope Valley gathered both at the Lancaster Library and at the Supervisors' meeting to express the overwhelming sentiment that the Met Towers, precursors to the industrial-scale wind turbines and solar farms were ill-sited and not welcomed in the Antelope Valley. The Supervisors unanimously concurred.  At the January public meeting, the Town Council passed a motion unanimously to oppose the Met Tower project. A copy of the QHTC letter can be found here.