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Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative: Rebuidling Disinvested Neighborhood Main Streets from the Bus Stop Up

Project Abstract

The Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative (LANI), sponsored by Mayor Richard Riordan, is undertaking a 30-month demonstration project that seeks to provide an economic stimulus to eight transit-dependent neighborhoods through community planned transportation improvements, housing, and commercial rehabilitation, and development. Incorporated in 1994, LANI has established community organizations in each neighborhood and provided technical support, training, and funding for demonstration projects around transit facilities.



LANI bus shelter: Bus shelter improvement that spawned adjacent public space and retail development.
Bus shelter improvement that spawned adjacent public space and retail development.
The Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative (LANI), sponsored by Mayor Richard Riordan, is undertaking a 30-month demonstration project that seeks to provide an economic stimulus to eight transit-dependent neighborhoods through community planned transportation improvements, housing, and commercial rehabilitation, and development. Incorporated in 1994, LANI has established community organizations in each neighborhood and provided technical support, training, and funding for demonstration projects around transit facilities.
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Bus shelter improvement that spawned adjacent public space and retail development.     
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Bus shelter improvement that spawned adjacent public space and retail development.
    
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