Marilyn Monroe's Former Home Designated as LA Historic Landmark
Los Angeles City Council votes unanimously to preserve Monroe's Brentwood residence amid ongoing legal battles and neighborhood concerns.
- The council's 12-0 vote follows a previous delay to address concerns from property owners and residents.
- Councilwoman Traci Park introduced the motion, emphasizing Monroe's cultural significance.
- Property owners dispute the designation, citing numerous remodels and legal challenges.
- The council is considering tour bus restrictions to address neighborhood privacy and safety.
- The property owners had initially planned to demolish the house to expand their adjacent home.