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Getting Into the Spirit of Sunday’s Culver City CicLAvia Party
When the sixth annual street-clearing CicLAvia event comes to Culver City for the first time on Sunday, between 10 and 3, the unprecedented 15-mile car-free route will connect the historic El Pueblo de Los Angeles in downtown to the boardwalk of Venice Beach via Venice Boulevard. CicLAvia is free and open to all. Participants may join the route anywhere along its path without signing up.
Chance to Have a Say About South Sepulveda
[Editor’s Note: Regarding the controversial but still sketchily described teardown and rebuild of 13 acres along South Sepulveda Boulevard, the following letter/application from City Hall, regarding citizen participation, goes into the mails on Wednesday. Mr. Susca said the objective is to reach every household in Culver City. The conceptual plan, to renovate an area that covers about 100 businesses, is due at City Hall in mid to late March. Mr. Susca estimated today it will be ready for public inspection in April or May.]
January 17, 2007
Re: SEPULVEDA REDEVELOPMENT CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Dear Neighbor:
As you may know, Champion Realty Ltd. entered into an agreement with the Culver City Redevelopment Agency (“Agency”) to evaluate the redevelopment of two blocks of the western side of Sepulveda Boulevard between Slauson and Sawtelle Avenues (the “Redevelopment”). During a recent meeting between staff and the Agency’s Sepulveda Subcommittee it was decided to form a Citizens‚ Advisory Committee (“CAC”) for the redevelopment, comprised of nine member seats as follows:
