Arrimus Capital, owner of the Woodland Hills Country Club, is seeking approvals to redevelop the northern portion of the golf course with housing, per an application submitted to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning. 

The project, which would span across a roughly 20-acre portion of the golf course at 4868 Canoga Avenue, calls for the construction of a mix of single-family homes, apartments, and affordable housing. Plans call for a total of 398 homes, including 175 for-sale single-family dwellings, 126 rental apartments, 97 rent-restricted apartments (with 32 for seniors and 65 for families). Parking for 835 vehicles would be provided within the project.

Rendering of 4868 Canoga AvenueAngeleno Associates / AO / Resiarchitecture

The proposed development would be one of just a handful in Los Angeles to utilize provision of AB 2011, which provides a faster approval process for the construction of housing on land located along certain commercial corridors. Likewise, the project will make use of density bonus incentives to permit greater development rights by providing 97 units of very low-income affordable housing.

City records show that Angeleno Associates, AO, and Resiarchitecture are designing the project, which would include three-story homes and apartment buildings up to four stories in height. The site is to be developed with a network of internal streets, as well as some green spaces and surface parking areas.

Site plan for 4868 Canoga AvenueAngeleno Associates / AO / Resiarchitecture

The remaining components of the Woodland Hills Country Club are not included in the development, although the golf course will not continue to operate in the future. According to a project website, the facility's clubhouse may be maintained, and the remainder of the site could be opened up for use as a community amenity.

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