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Avocado Heights Community Visioning Workshop

On Saturday, November 2, the East San Gabriel Valley Area Plan team hosted a community visioning workshop at San Angelo Park in Avocado Heights. The event attracted over 50 stakeholders and participants had an opportunity to provide feedback on challenges and opportunities in their communities.

The event included two activities to solicit feedback from residents. The first activity was based on the Place It methodology, developed by urban planner James Rojas, and focused on having residents identify their values. The second activity provided an opportunity for attendees to share input on issues and challenges in their communities.

To participate in future meetings, read notes from past events and learn more, visit our list of upcoming workshops.

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