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#WeHo #LionsLogCabin #AA #Landmark #BeverlyHills  WEST HOLLYWOOD (KABC) -- A fierce fight is underway to save a decades-old West Hollywood landmark. Supporters of the Lions Club Log Cabin on Robertson Boulevard have set up a  petition to save it on change.org , which reached the halfway mark for its goal of 5,000 signatures by Monday. The pushback came after the City of Beverly Hills, which owns the lot the cabin is on, announced plans to demolish it. Supporters say the building - built back in the 1920s by the Boy Scouts - should be deemed a historic site. It eventually became home to the Lions Club and is now a meeting place for sobriety and recovery groups. Copyright © 2020 KABC-TV. All Rights Reserved.

#FrenchMarket #WeHo #LGBTQcommunity With a 5-2 vote on Monday night, West Hollywood’s Historic Preservation Commission gave its OK to revised plans for the proposed French Market project. The commission had previously given its blessing to the project in August, but after developer Faring reduced the size of the building, the project had to come back for another review. The revised, U-shaped French Market project will now be three stories tall instead of four stories in its rear portion, the height reduced from 60 feet to 49 ½ feet tall. It will also see more of the original French Market building preserved while the center “paseo” between buildings will be bigger. With Monday’s vote, the commission certified the Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) and also approved the certificate of appropriateness for the historic building. Located at 7985 Santa Monica Blvd., at Laurel Avenue, the French Market Place building dates to 1936 when it opened as a grocery store. Howe