Project RENEW and TOD Open Houses in South LA
IMAGINE ...
9:09 PM PST on March 5, 2011
IMAGINE …
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- Safer routes to school
- Easier access to trains and buses
- Better places to live, work and play
- Greener, walkable and bikeable streets
- A healthier lifestyle with less stress.
As part of the Community Plan update, City Planning is taking a careful look at the neighborhoods around Metro Blue and Green Line Stations. This is an opportunity to transform the stations and the neighborhood, making them a source of community pride. City Planners want to hear from you what works and what needs improvement. Join us at a community meeting to share your ideas and your vision for the neighborhood.
| Thursday, March 10 ● 6-8 pm Grand/San Pedro/Washington Blue Line Stations Los Angeles Trade Tech College Room T.E. 101 400 West Washington Blvd | Thursday, March 17 ● 6-8 pm Slauson/Vernon Stations Augustus Hawkins Nature Park 5790 Compton Avenue |
Tuesday, March 22 ● 6-8 pm 103rd St./Hahn/Rosa Parks/Harbor/Avalon/Vermont Stations Watts Senior Center 1657 East Century Blvd. |
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