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City Planning: Zoning Workshops Near Expo Stations

7:13 PM PDT on May 28, 2013

Dear West Los Angeles and Expo Line Stakeholders,

You are receiving this email because you have expressed interest in the Exposition Corridor Transit Neighborhood Plan Project or the West LA Community Plan Update.

The Los Angeles Department of City Planning would like to invite you to attend our upcoming workshop for the Exposition Corridor Transit Neighborhood Plan. The project, which kicked off last June, is focused on adopting new development regulations around existing and future Expo Line stations that will better support vibrant, pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods.

The purpose of the upcoming workshop is to provide an opportunity for the public to give feedback on preliminary concepts for development regulations and streetscape plans that encourage an appropriate mix of jobs, housing, retail and amenities around the stations. The plans will focus on land use goals and strategies, building size and design, public amenities, streetscape elements, and pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicular circulation. More information can be found on our project website:http://www.latnp.org.

Workshop Details

You are invited to attend either of the following workshops:

Thursday, May 30, 2013

6pm–8pm

Henry Medina Parking Enforcement Center

11214 W. Exposition Blvd., 2nd Floor

Los Angeles, CA 90064

Street parking available on Sepulveda Blvd.

Saturday, June 1, 2013

10am–12pm

IMAN Center

3376 Motor Ave.

Los Angeles, CA 90034

Parking available onsite or on Motor Ave.

Note that these are among a series of Community Workshops that will take place over the course of this 2-year planning effort. A project timeline can be found on our website.

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