Downtown Community Plans (DTLA 2040)

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Purpose

The ambition of the Downtown Community Plan is to create and implement a vision of the future for Downtown Los Angeles. Downtown is the birthplace of Los Angeles and the primary center of urban activity in the region. It remains the City’s commercial, entertainment, cultural, and civic heart. Now enjoying a renaissance, Downtown is home to a diverse range of industries and a patchwork of distinct neighborhoods that sit at the center of an expanding regional transportation network. According to regional projections, by the year 2040, Downtown will be adding approximately:

+ 125,000 people

+ 70,000 housing units

+ 55,000 jobs

The Plan will strive to support and sustain the ongoing revitalization of Downtown, while thoughtfully accommodating this projected future growth.
A strong core is important to the health of the City.

The Plan will promote a dynamic, healthy and sustainable Downtown core that is tightly connected to its surroundings and supports the City of Los Angeles and the region.

The following core principles represent the long-term priorities for the Downtown Community Plan:

  • Accommodate anticipated growth through 2040 in an inclusive, equitable, sustainable, and healthy manner, while supporting and sustaining Downtown’s ongoing revitalization
  • Reinforce Downtown’s jobs orientation
  • Grow and support the residential base
  • Strengthen neighborhood character
  • Promote a transit-, bicycle-, and pedestrian-friendly environment
  • Create linkages between districts
  • Create a world-class streets and public realm

Virtual Public Hearing
Event Date(s)
December 8, 2020

The Public Hearing is a formal opportunity to provide public comment on the Draft Plan to a Hearing Officer. Those who do not attend the Public Hearing may submit comments by email or hard copy through December 18, 2020, at 5 p.m. The purpose of the Public Hearing is to collect comments on the Draft Plan. No presentation will be provided and no decisions will be made at the time of the Public Hearing.

Participants may join the Public Hearing online or by phone at anytime between 4 and 7 p.m. to offer testimony. In order that all viewpoints may be presented, speakers at the Public Hearing may be limited in the length of their testimony.

Click here to join the Zoom meeting. To join by phone, dial (213) 338-8477. The meeting ID is 890 1507 3209, and the password is 497626.

Click here to view the Public Hearing notice.

 

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