The Los Angeles City Council postponed final consideration this week of the Television City project, which had been on the Dec. 11 council meeting agenda.

A motion to postpone consideration until a date to be determined in January was made by Los Angeles City Councilwoman Katy Yaroslavsky, 5th District. Her spokesman Leo Daube said it was made at the request of the project applicant Hackman Capital Partners, which owns and operates the historic studio at Beverly Boulevard and Fairfax Avenues.

On Dec. 3 the council’s Planning and Land Use Management Committee approved the Television City project, sending it to the full council for consideration. Hackman Capital Partners is seeking to modernize the studio. The plan calls for 1,686,000 square feet of sound stage, production support, production office, general office and retail uses, and the retention of 264,377 square feet of existing space.

Representatives of Television City acknowledged the request to postpone full council consideration until after the holidays, “to accommodate City Council’s busy year-end schedule,” read a statement from Hackman Capital Partners.

A new hearing will be scheduled and a date will be announced soon, Daube said.