Historic Structures

Welcome

Welcome to the Office of Historic Resources web site for SurveyLA: The Los Angeles Historic Resources Survey. We hope that you will visit the web site often for updates on SurveyLA and help spread the word about this exciting project.  Read More

About SurveyLA

SurveyLA – the Los Angeles Historic Resources Survey – is Los Angeles' first-ever comprehensive program to identify significant historic resources throughout our city. The survey marks a coming-of-age for Los Angeles' historic preservation movement, and will serve as a centerpiece for the City’s first truly comprehensive preservation program.

Follow SurveyLA

SurveyLA wants to hear from you! That's why we're heading out across the City of Los Angeles to hold community workshops in the areas SurveyLA will be focusing on in its third phase.

The success of SurveyLA depends largely on community input. Do you know of any significant historic resources in your neighborhood that should be included in SurveyLA?  We would like to invite you help us identify the “hidden gems” that make your community special.

The OHR has started the second Phase of SurveyLA Field Surveys. Professional survey teams, lead by Architectural Resources Group, are in the following Community Plan areas located in the San Fernando Valley: Sherman Oaks-Studio City-Toluca Lake-Cahuenga Pass; North Hollywood-Valley Village; Encino-Tarzana; Canoga Park-Winnetka-Woodland Hills-West Hills.

Follow the progress of SurveyLA at the blog written by SurveyLA Social Media Coordinator David J. Barboza: surveyla.wordpress.com

The Office of Historic Resources has developed a phasing plan for the completion of SurveyLA field surveys throughout the city, which generally follows the same sequence being used for the Department of City Planning's preparation of New Community Plans.

Members of the volunteer Speakers Bureau are available to attend your meetings and functions to provide information on SurveyLA.

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Be a part of SurveyLA! Use "MyHistoricLA: Guide to Public Participation in SurveyLA," to help you gather and organize information on important historic resources in your community.

The City of Los Angeles has received a $22,500 Certified Local Government (CLG) grant from the State of California to assist in implementing SurveyLA's Public Participation and Outreach Program.