In an exclusive interview with the Palisadian-Post, developer Rick Caruso revealed that Caruso Affiliated has submitted its full entitlement application to the City of Los Angeles and remains on schedule to open its Palisades Village project in Fall 2017.

In this extensive interview, Caruso talks about possible specialty grocers, when tenants will be announced, what changes he’s made to the proposed Bay Theater, what’s happening with the protests on the liquor license transfer at the former Oak Room, what will happen if the Mobil station owner can’t win approval for his relocation plans for the current Shell station site, what’s happening with the sidewalk plaques and what residents can do to speed up the process.

Read the full story and see the full-color updated renderings in the Aug. 6 issue of the Post.

Caption: A focal point of developer Rick Caruso’s Palisades Village will be the Bay Theater on Swarthmore Ave.

Image courtesy of Caruso Affiliated