Here are the letters issued by the DLANC Board in March 2012 on Planning & Land Use items:
2012-03-14 – DLANC – Letter of Support – Regent Theater
2012-03-14 – DLANC – Letter of Support – Belasco Theater
2012-03-14 – DLANC – Letter of Support – Pershing Hotel
2012-03-14 – DLANC – MTA Regional Connector Comment Letter
2012-03-27 – Budokan-LA – PropK Grant Funding Support Letter
-Simon Ha
Here are the letters issued by the DLANC Board in February 2012 on Planning & Land Use items:
2012-02-16 – 129 E 3rd St – CUB Support
2012-02-16 – 819 S Flower St – CUB Support
2012-02-16 – 2121 E 7th St – CUB Support
2012-02-16 – 712 S Santa Fe – CUB Support
2012-02-16 – FIGat7th Master CUP – Support
2012-02-24 – FIGat7th Tentative Tract Map – Support
–SDT
Through the combined efforts of local property owners, business owners and residents, Downtown LA’s Arts District has gone through a significant transformation during the past five years. During this same time, the Arts District Business Improvement District’s implementation of enhanced safety programs, maintenance programs, and economic development initiatives are helping turn a once-decaying sector of the City into a thriving gem that is only headed upwards.
The Arts District BID is looking to capitalize on the buzz created by this transformation and to bolster the return on investment for property owners and others who have invested significantly in these initiatives.
By establishing a strong, consistent, and clearly articulated identity, the Arts District can properly celebrate its accomplishments and position itself for the development and growth to come.
The BID is proud to announce its partnership with Innovation Protocol (IP), an award-winning international strategic brand development company. IP is uniquely positioned to assist the Arts District BID: its corporate headquarters is located on Traction Avenue in the Arts District. Visit their website: http://www.innovationprotocol.com/
As we kick-off this exciting venture, IP and the Arts District BID first need to hear from YOU. Your thoughts, impressions and ideas will help us design a strategic brand development program that will achieve the short term and long term objectives of the Arts District Business Improvement District.
You may have already seen posters (attached) inviting everyone in the Arts District community to participate in a conversation about the Arts District on March 1. Please see the poster for exact details. (And if you can’t make it that day, let us know. We have options!)
Thank you for your support of the Arts District BID. We look forward to continuing our service to the Arts District community. Please contact us if we can be of assistance.
Estela Lopez, Executive Director
Central City East Association
725 S. Crocker Street
Los Angeles, CA 90021
213 228 8484 – tel
213 228 8488 – fax
gro.tsaeyticlartnecnull@zepole
WHERE: The Exchange – 114 W. 5th Street – Los Angeles, CA 90014 [map]
WHEN: WEDNESDAY – FEBRUARY 22, 2012 – 6:30 p.m.
1. Call to order and roll call.
2. Public comment – Comments from the public on non-agenda items within the Committee’s subject matter jurisdiction.
Public comments are limited to two (2) minutes per speaker.
3. Presentation by Rachel Finfer (EPG, Inc) regarding a plan approval for the parent CUB permit for the Belasco Theater located at 1050 S. Hill Street (ZA-2008-2464-CUB-ZV).
Proposed action: PLUC to recommend that DLANC write a letter of support.
Continue reading "DLANC PLUC Meeting – 02/22/2012"
PLEASE JOIN US on Friday, February 17 (7pm) for our first mayoral candidate forum with COUNCILMEMBER JAN PERRY.
(FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC W/ ADVANCE REGISTRATION :: CLICK HERE)
Please join AIA|LA and 2012 President Stuart Magruder, AIA as we coordinate a series of candid discussions with prospective Mayoral Candidates for the City of Los Angeles. Moderated by Los Angeles City Planning Commission President, Bill Roschen, FAIA and Los Angeles Times Architecture Critic, Christopher Hawthorne, the forums will serve as an opportunity for a diverse constituency to learn more about each candidate’s vision for the future of our city and the actions they will take to ensure we get there.
While environmental and economic sustainability, resource conversation, enhanced mobility and access, community health, social justice and planning for complete communities are all integral tenets of architecture, we’d like to evolve the conversation beyond those holistic fundamentals. We’d like to talk about what our city looks and feels like! What’s it like to experience Los Angeles and how can we build upon that experience to ensure we have a city that remains economically competitive with other world-class destinations?
AIA|LA will ask each mayoral candidate provocative questions centered on the importance of architecture, urban design and city planning and create a score card to highlight and contrast each candidate’s response.
If you care about Los Angeles and want to contribute to the dialogue that will move our city forward with an emphasis on the importance of design excellence, then come spend your Friday nights in February and March with AIA|LA and get to know the mayoral candidates!
Thanks to the generous contribution of MATT CONSTRUCTION, this event is free and open to the public with advance registration.
Each forum will be held at the Ron Deaton Civic Auditorium at the LAPD Headquarters Building in Downtown, Los Angeles.
To register for each forum, please click on the following:
Friday, February 17 (7pm – 9pm) – Mayoral Candidate Jan Perry
Friday, February 24 (7pm – 9pm) – Mayoral Candidate Austin Beutner
Friday, March 2 (7pm – 9pm) – Mayoral Candidate Kevin James
Friday, March 9 (7pm – 9pm) – Mayoral Candidate Wendy Greuel
Friday, March 16 (7pm – 9pm) – Mayoral Candidate Eric Garcetti
For more information, please visit AIA|LA’s dedicated webpage
Free and open to the public. LIMITED CAPACITY.
Location:
Ronald F. Deaton Civic Auditorium
LAPD Police Administration Building
100 West First Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
