To the editor: Los Angeles County has appointed a allow czar to interrupt the logjam stopping permits from being issued for the Eaton hearth rebuilding (“Permits issued in Altadena for the reason that hearth: zero. L.A. County desires to hurry it up,” April 8). This extraordinary step was made vital due to the necessities of the numerous county departments concerned in allowing a residence and the conflicts between these departments and the codes.
Having successfully admitted that the allowing course of is damaged, and little question contributing to the countywide housing disaster, isn’t it previous time for a similar answer to be instituted for all the county? Isn’t it time for a full-time county allowing czar to rationalize and streamline the allowing course of?
James Gorton, Pasadena
