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Helping People & Building Communities
Real Estate Development
Asset Management
Property Management
Social Services
Children & Family Services
Small Business Assistance
Community Planning & Engagement
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HISTORIC CORE
SKID ROW
POTENTIAL “PARK 101”
Planned Development
Opportunity Sites
Blue Line Regional Connector Expansion
Gold Line Regional Connector Expansion
Discontinued Gold Line
Red Line
Purple Line
High Speed Rail Line (proposed)
Current Metro Stop
Proposed Metro Stop
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COMMUNITY VISION
Culture Commerce Diversity Resilience
Early 1900s WWII Relocation 1970s Redevelopment
1980s Response Today’s urban renewal and gentrification
History of Encroachment and Displacement
Expansion of Transit in Los Angeles
Freeways to Light-rail
Resilience and Community Self-determination
Moving Regional Connector Alignment
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Momentum and Sustainable Little Tokyo
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District Infrastructure�Renewable Energy Concept (Solar PV)�RENEWABLE ENERGY CONCEPT (SOLAR PV)
DISTRICT INFRASTRUCTURE
STRONG COMMUNITY
FABRIC
ECONOMIC VITALITY AND
BUSINESS
SUSTAINABLE / “MOTTAINAI”
COMPLETE, BALANCED,
HUMAN SCALE
MOBILITY AND
LINKAGES
UNIQUE LITTLE TOKYO
IDENTITY
Lessons Learned
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