Woodland Hills, CA homes for sale

Warner Center sits directly alongside Woodland Hills under a specific plan of its own, which makes this one of the few Valley neighborhoods where a high-rise district and single-family streets answer to different rulebooks. The residential side has no city hall; Los Angeles governs it, District 3 represents it, and a neighborhood council certified in March 2002 covers both.

Three ZIP codes serve the area, 91364, 91367 and the P.O.-box-only 91371 attached to Pierce College, and none of them marks a boundary of anything. Construction work goes through the city's building department at its Van Nuys development services office on Van Nuys Boulevard.

One structural quirk from the research worth carrying: schools physically inside Woodland Hills report to two different LAUSD Board of Education districts, so even school governance splits across the neighborhood. Combined with Warner Center's own specific-plan rules next door, this is a place where the parcel, not the neighborhood label, answers every jurisdiction, zoning and school question.