| “The Future of Union Station: Who's on Board and Where Are They Going?”
For decades during the 20th Century, with millions of people traveling westward, Union Station was destined to become a launching pad for the American dream. As one of the most beautiful public buildings in Los Angeles and a local, state, and national historic treasure, Union Station has played a special role in fulfilling LA's function as a metropolitan beacon for Guest Speaker: Calvin Hollis, Executive Officer, Countywide Planning & Development, | |
“The Future of Union Station: Who's on Board and Where Are They Going?”
For decades during the 20th Century, with millions of people traveling westward, Union Station was destined to become a launching pad for the American dream. As one of the most beautiful public buildings in Los Angeles and a local, state, and national historic treasure, Union Station has played a special role in fulfilling LA's function as a metropolitan beacon for Guest Speaker: Calvin Hollis, Executive Officer, Countywide Planning & Development, | ||
Event date and venue Wednesday, November 9, 2011 Taix French Restaurant | ||
Registration and contact Cost: $35 general public, $25 for students No refunds or credits will be provided after registration closes. For further information contact Bob Fazio at (626) 765-4036 or at rjfazio@mac.com. This event is eligible for 1.5 hours of AICP Certificate Maintenance Self-Reporting Credit |
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