Lake View Terrace Traffic Safety Improvements Community Meeting

From the office of LA City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez:

As part of my broader effort to create safer streets in the 7th Council District, my office has been working closely with the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) to review traffic conditions and to design traffic safety improvements along Foothill Boulevard between Osborne and Wentworth in Lake View Terrace, a stretch that has seen several recent fatalities and injuries. In February of last year, we held a community meeting where local community members provided their input on this project. I’m happy to share that the proposed plan for the redesign has been completed and is ready for community input, a valuable part of this project.

Please join my office and the LADOT in a virtual discussion of the proposed plan on Tuesday, May 11, 2021, at 6:00 PM. All road users are invited to participate.
To participate, you must register at https://us02web.zoom.us/.../reg.../WN_6iwDBzeyTF-j_ddunDechA

For any questions on this project, or on other traffic safety issues in the area, please contact my Sunland-Tujunga District Office at (818) 352-3287.

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We hope to see you there!!

Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez, 7th District:

We will be holding a virtual meeting on Tuesday, May 11, at 6:00pm, so please mark your calendars. You can see the attached flyer for more details and information on how to sign up to attend. All users of the road are invited to participate, to learn about the proposed plan, and to give commentary and suggestions.

 

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