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Westside Urban Forum: Conversation with Seleta Reynolds

SPOTLIGHT ON SELETA REYNOLDS, LADOT General Manager


Friday, March 20, 2015

The past six months on the job as LADOT's General Manager have put Seleta Reynolds in the spotlight for her vision of transportation in Los Angeles. Fresh from San Francisco, her advocacy of livable streets that balance the need for mobility and the needs of businesses and residents for walkable neighborhoods has rejuvenated the dialogue on LA's perennial traffic congestion, parking, pedestrian and cycling concerns. Her data-driven approach to transportation connects streetscape projects to positive impacts on the economic performance of adjacent businesses, and she enthusiastically supports great streets that encourage people to linger in public spaces. Come hear the new GM discuss everything from the ambitious My Figueroa complete streets project to LADOT's new Strategic Plan to traffic safety and funding for LADOT.  Renowned UCLA Professor Brian Taylor, who is Professor of the university's Urban Planning Department and Director of the Institute of Transportation Studies and the Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies, will conduct a lively interview with LA's czarina of traffic issues and solutions.

Seleta Reynolds, General Manager, LADOT
Professor Brian Taylor, Professor of the Urban Planning Department and Director of the  Institute of Transportation Studies and Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies, UCLA


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**First-time WUF attendees who ride a bicycle to this event receive a special rate of $25. Please emailinfo@westsideurbanforum.com by Wednesday, March 18, to reserve this rate. Please feel free to dress accordingly, and bring your helmet to show your cycling spirit.

**WUF offers a special, discounted rate for those involved in land use, planning, and development issues on a grass roots and neighborhood level.  This discounted rate is for individuals who are involved in our community on an unpaid basis but are not employed in real estate, land use, planning, development, or related fields. The discount is available to five guests per month. The number of discount tickets per year for any individual  is limited. If you are interested in attending this WUF breakfast with a discounted rate, please send your request to info@westsideurbanforum.com with your contact information and description of your neighborhood level activities prior to March 18, 2015.  This special rate is not available after pre-registration closes.
The Olympic Collection
11301 Olympic Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90064

7am-9am


7:00am Registration
7:30am Breakfast
8:00am Panel Discussion

$40 members
$55 nonmembers
$10 student members
$15 student nonmembers
Pre-registration closes on Wednesday, March 18, 2015.  After March 18, 2015 and at onsite registration the cost will be an additional $10.00.  No refunds or credits will be provided after this date.

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