Politics

Council OK's tower next to Capitol Records

By Kevin Roderick | July 11, 2008 4:55 PM

City Council president Eric Garcetti, who represents Hollywood, said provisions added to the project will help alleviate concerns that the 16-story residential project next door will affect Capitol Records' underground recording studio. The council approved the project today. LAT


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