Trio of Progressive Planners Running for Westwood Neighborhood Council
Tomorrow, the Westswood Neighborhood Council will hold its yearly elections. While Streetsblog can't make endorsements, we can note that a trio of "UCLA trained Urban Planners," Madeline Brozen, Dan Friedman, and Juan Matute, are running together for three different seats, and in large measure are running on a Livable Streets agenda. in their agenda, you'll find a lot about the Subway to the Sea, bicycle and pedestrian planning and even a discussion of the "last mile" problem surrounding Metro's transit hubs. Also, as one might expect for graduates trained at "Shoup University", there's a plank on parking pricing.
Tomorrow, the Westswood Neighborhood Council will hold its yearly elections. While Streetsblog can’t make endorsements, we can note that a trio of “UCLA trained Urban Planners,” Madeline Brozen, Dan Friedman, and Juan Matute, are running together for three different seats, and in large measure are running on a Livable Streets agenda. in their agenda, you’ll find a lot about the Subway to the Sea, bicycle and pedestrian planning and even a discussion of the “last mile” problem surrounding Metro’s transit hubs. Also, as one might expect for graduates trained at “Shoup University”, there’s a plank on parking pricing.
Objective 3: Improving the neighborhood’s difficult parking situation.
Work with the city and private lot owners to standardize
off-peak rates, make curb parking prices competitive, and build signage
to direct people to available off street parking.
Promote signage to help guide neighborhood visitors to existing parking resources.
To read the rest of their platform, visit their campaign website. Westwood residents, business owners and other interested parties can vote at the Westwood Recreation Center tomorrow between 10:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M.
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City Council shared concepts for rebuilding the community razed in the 1970s, and seemed keen on making restitution to the victims of freeway displacement.
New protected bike lanes under construction on Colorado and Broadway in Santa Monica, and on Washington and Adams in Culver City, which is also adding shared bus-bike lanes on Washington
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