The Commissioners pushed back — now let's make our voices heard.

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Third-party light study of the proposed digital sign at 9160 Sunset Blvd, showing its illumination on the street

Residents Are Speaking Up—And Decision-Makers Are Listening

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NOTE: Illumination is from a third-party light study of the proposed digital sign displaying an all-white image. The subject building’s massing block was replaced with an AI rendering based on the applicant’s renderings and City environmental documents.

West Hollywood's Planning Commissioners pushed back on the applicant's “bulldoze-ahead” approach for 9160 Sunset — and called for a smaller, right-sized project. Their actions are because you stood up, but the fight is far from over. Now is the time to make our voices heard — not sit back.

The Project

The Project at 9160 Sunset

The proposed project would replace the Hornburg Jaguar site with a five-story commercial building and roughly 2,800 sq. ft. of animated LED billboards — among the largest on the Strip — aimed directly at neighboring homes, plus more traffic at an already dangerous intersection.

The environmental review acknowledges construction noise impacts would be significant and unavoidable. The changes residents are asking for are reasonable — and the commissioners agree.

1
Remove or reorient all billboards to face away from residential properties.
2
Reduce the size of the project to reduce traffic impacts.
3
Fix the already congested, hard-to-navigate Doheny, Sunset & Cory intersection before any permits are issued.
In their own words

Thank You Planning Commissioners for Listening to Our Concerns

The images of the commissioners are from televised Planning Commission meetings. Their comments are excerpted from audio obtained through a public records request to the City of West Hollywood. Tap any card to watch the remarks in context.

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What happens next

We Look Forward to a 9160 Sunset Project Done Right and "Right-Sized"

The applicant, Faring Capital, is still pressing forward. The commissioners pushed back — but this project isn't settled, and it will keep moving through City review. The more residents who add their voice, the harder it is to ignore.

Send your letter today, and forward this page to a neighbor. When there's a hearing or new decision point, we'll post it here and let our list know.