OVERALL CONCEPTS

• Emerging Vision

• Proposed Concepts
  

• Proposed Overlays

• Summary of Proposed Changes

  Note: this matrix cross-references the Proposed Change Areas, which are listed below.

HOUSING

• Proposed Housing Policies

• Map of Proposed Change Areas (Housing) 

  Note: change areas on the map have been numbered, and the physical extent of each numbered subarea is indicated by a distinct color.

  Note: descriptions of the changes proposed for each area highlighted on the map can be found on the "Summary of Proposed Changes," above.

COMMERCIAL

• Proposed Commercial Policies

• Map of Proposed Change Areas (Commercial) 

  Note: change areas on the map have been numbered, and the physical extent of each numbered subarea is indicated by a distinct color.

  Note: descriptions of the changes proposed for each area highlighted on the map can be found on the "Summary of Proposed Changes," above.

MOBILITY

• Proposed Mobility Policies

• Map of Proposed Change Areas (Mobility) 

  Note: change areas on the map have been numbered, and the physical extent of each numbered subarea is indicated by a distinct color.

  Note: descriptions of the changes proposed for each area highlighted on the map can be found on the "Summary of Proposed Changes," above.

  Proposed Circulation
  

TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREAS (GOLD LINE)

• Forthcoming 

DESIGN & ENVIRONMENT

• Proposed Policies (Design & Environment) 

• Map of Proposed Change Areas (Design & Environment)
  

  Note: change areas on the map have been numbered, and the physical extent of each numbered subarea is indicated by a distinct color.

  Note: descriptions of the changes proposed for each area highlighted on the map can be found on the "Summary of Proposed Changes," above.

• Map of Proposed River Improvement Overlay (LARIO) 

  Note: the text for the proposed LARIO can be accessed here. 

  Note: the LA River Master Plan (LARMP) can be accessed here.
  

• Historic Preservation: SurveyLA
  

OPEN SPACE, PUBLIC FACILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE

• Proposed Policies (Open Space & other Facilities)
  

• New Services and Facilities Since Last Plan Update
  

• Map of Existing Open Space & Recreation Facilities
  

COMMENTS

• Comment Card

PUBLIC WORKSHOPS HAVE BEEN CONDUCTED - 

THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING! 

(click here for workshop flyer)

Public Workshops were conducted on Jan. 31st, Feb. 3rd, Feb. 7th, and Feb. 9th to share preliminary draft recommendations with stakeholders and to seek public input on the Boyle Heights Community Plan.  We thank participants for their input. 

If you were unable to attend or if you participated but have further input, you are encouraged to review the Workshop materials (which will be posted on this site within the next few days) and to submit your input by email, phone, or fax (listed on the right-hand column of this page).    

BACKGROUND

In order to encourage broad participation and help ensure accessibility, public workshops were conducted on four different dates and at four venues located throughout the community.  Proposals aired at the Workshops included changes and updates to policies and land uses, as well as proposed urban design concepts, guidelines and standards for specific street segments, intersections, and Gold Line station areas.  Constructive and meaningful feedback was received from a wide range of stakeholders that included the neighborhood councils, low-income and market-rate tenants, homeowners, commercial and industrial business owners, large-scale site owners, community-based organizations, as well as children and high school students.  

The Workshops were conducted on the dates, times and venues indicated below.  

WORKSHOP #1:  

SATURDAY, JAN 31ST, 2009:  10AM - 2PM  

Boyle Heights Senior Center 2839 E 3rd Street Los Angeles, CA  90033

Click here for Google Map of this location

WORKSHOP #2:

TUESDAY, FEB 3RD, 2009:      5PM - 8PM  

Bishop Mora Salesian High School Multipurpose Room (Plaza Level) 960 S. Soto St  Los Angeles, CA  90023

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Note: On-site parking is accessible from Whittier Blvd 

WORKSHOP #3:

SATURDAY, FEB 7TH, 2009:    10AM - 2PM 

Costello Recreation Center (Gymnasium) 3141 E Olympic Blvd Los Angeles, CA  90023

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WORKSHOP #4:

MONDAY, FEB 9TH, 2009:     6:30PM - 9:30PM

Hazard Park (Gymnasium) 2230 Norfolk St  Los Angeles, CA  90033

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Over the course of 2007, the Planning Department conducted many small group meetings with a wide range of stakeholders in which issues and concerns were identified (summary available here), and preliminary solutions discussed.  The range of topics addressed included Housing, Open Space, Commercial and Industrial Development, Mobility, Urban Design, and Public Facilities and Infrastructure. 

Based on this input along with Department research and analysis, preliminary draft recommendations for policies, land uses, and zoning are being developed for the Boyle Heights Community Plan Area, which will be shared at the forthcoming Workshops.

You are encouraged to review the following background materials in preparation for the Workshops:

• What is a Community Plan?
• Public Participation Process Chart
• Map of the Boyle Heights Community Plan Area
• Issues Identified in Small Group Meetings
• Questionnaire