Well most of you do! We have two historic districts in the Rose Park Neighborhood. It’s pretty easy to tell. Just look at the street sign at your corner – it will say you are in an historic district. Why is that important? Because historic districts are a city ordinance that defines land use in…
As many of you know Rose Park Neighborhood has had a long standing issue with car speed in/around our area. With a recent contract from Southern California Association of Governments – we took this concern one step further. We are documenting how it feels to live in a high risk corridor area. Thank you for…
A blank spot for decades is slowly becoming a place for the neighborhood. The Dawson Lot, as we are calling it, is now under new ownership. Matt Hamilton, the principal of the company is part of a new life not only at the Dawson Lot but for the area just across the street. For us…
On Monday, August 17th Rose Park residents and volunteers arrived masked and ready to work using chalk and spray paint with stencils to display the feedback of residents and surrounding neighbors for safer, accessible streets and equitable spaces. Thank you to Rose Park resident and artist Cody Lusby for leading the street art action and…
Safe. Accessible. Equitable. The conversation for improving street safety in Rose Park Neighborhood continues. We want to thank all the Rose Park residents and neighborhood groups who took the survey and attended the zoom facilitated by ArtWorksLBC Director Dawn Mendelson on Tuesday, August 11th to describe the impact of high risk and unsafe situations on…
Rose Park Neighborhood is working with Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) to describe the impact of high risk and unsafe situations on our streets and sidewalks. We are requesting the feedback of Rose Park Neighborhood residents to better understand the resident experience when utilizing our high traffic intersections, residential areas, bike boulevards, alleyways and…