Remodeling, repairs, additions? Start here!All Owners (and only owners) must submit an application and obtain approval for any and all Modifications – with the sole exception of interior wall or ceiling paint – prior to any work being started. Absolutely no roof penetration is allowed for any type of modification.
As an owner of a unit at Village Green, you are automatically a member of the VG Owners Association (VGOA) and in joint ownership of Association property. As such, you are legally bound by the Association’s covenants, rules, and restrictions (CC&Rs), as well as the VG Handbook. Common area repairs, pest control and minor landscape issues are processed through submission of a work order to VG Management. |
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Unit Modification Application PROCESS
The application and review process may take 6-8 weeks or longer and may involve... You may also need a permits and inspections from Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS). Minor modifications (refinishing wood flooring, installing security doors, etc.) may require less approvals and be as quick as a few days.
Review UNIT MODIFICATION CHART for general information regarding modification requirements.
APPLICAtion
- Click here for the Online Application
- Immediate notification email is automatically sent to you. If you do NOT receive a notification, please contact VG Management at [email protected]
- The DRC Consultant (DRC-C), will respond within 48 hours. If you do NOT receive a response from the DRC-C, contact VG Management at [email protected]
- For analog application, please visit the office during business hours.
If you have any questions about this process, attend a Design Review Committee meeting.
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTATION :: Requirements & Resources
In 1977, Village Green was designated as Historic-Cultural Monument (HCM) #174 for the City of Los Angeles. HCM designation requires that exterior and interior alterations be reviewed by the city’s Cultural Heritage Commission, and provides eligibility for the Mills Act program. Owners of HCM properties who enter Mills Act agreements get a property tax cut from the city in exchange for maintaining their properties’ significant historic features. Any modification of a VG Unit must be done in accordance with the VG’s Historic Structures Report (HSR), the guiding document that details the character-defining features of Village Green, which should be preserved.
In 1977, Village Green was designated as Historic-Cultural Monument (HCM) #174 for the City of Los Angeles. HCM designation requires that exterior and interior alterations be reviewed by the city’s Cultural Heritage Commission, and provides eligibility for the Mills Act program. Owners of HCM properties who enter Mills Act agreements get a property tax cut from the city in exchange for maintaining their properties’ significant historic features. Any modification of a VG Unit must be done in accordance with the VG’s Historic Structures Report (HSR), the guiding document that details the character-defining features of Village Green, which should be preserved.
- Village Green Handbook Article 9 - Architectural Guidelines and Article 10 - Construction and Repairs
- Historic Structures Report
- Unit Modification Rules & Requirements
- Unit Modification Procedure
- Unit Modification Neighbor Notification