An Open Letter To L.A.'s Next Planning Director

The Center for Law in the Public Interest publishes an open letter to the city's next mayor and planning director calling for a new vision.

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March 7, 2005, 9:00 AM PST

By Chris Steins @planetizen

Over the next several years, billions of public and private dollars will be invested in the Los Angeles to build new schools, parks, affordable and market-priced homes, expanded public transit and improved infrastructure. A group of civic leaders express a vision for Los Angeles to create healthy communities to guide this new investment in an open letter to the next Mayor and Director of Planning for the City of Los Angeles.

Thanks to Robert Garcia

FULL STORY: Planning for a Livable City: An Open Letter to the Next Mayor and Planning Director of Los Angeles

Saturday, March 5, 2005 in Center For Law In The Public Interest

Government / Politics California

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