A new mapping tool is now available as part of the East San Gabriel Valley Area Plan. Use this tool to find information about the East San Gabriel Valley, including Area Plan Community Profiles. To use this tool visit https://bit.ly/3erWhpX
New! Check out the East San Gabriel Valley Area Plan Web App. Read More »
Click Here to Register for the 3/9/23 Public Meeting 點擊這裡註冊會議 Haga clic aquí para registrarse en la reunión NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY (NOA) OF A DRAFT PROGRAM ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT (PEIR) & PUBLIC MEETING The NOA for the East San Gabriel Valley Area Plan (ESGVAP) project is available for public review and comment from February 27,
November 12, 2019 | 9-11 AM ARUP | 900 Wilshire Blvd., 19th Floor, Los Angeles CA 90017 Join us for a discussion around the OurCounty CAP, the comprehensive update to the County’s Community Climate Action Plan (CCAP). The OurCounty CAP is a long-range plan outlining emission reduction targets and actions needed to address climate impacts
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To access the most recent documents related to the East San Gabriel Valley Area Plan and Mobility Action Plan, visit our Document Library. New materials released to the public will be uploaded to the Document Library, so make sure to check back in for the latest updates! Click here to access the Document Library
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The East San Gabriel Valley Mobility Action Plan (MAP), a part of the East San Gabriel Valley Area Plan, is a mobility planning document intended to provide recommendations and strategies to improve transportation and mobility in the East San Gabriel Valley. Click the link below to access the Mobility Action Plan (MAP) Virtual Foyer and
Now in 3D! Participate in the East San Gabriel Valley Mobility Action Plan Read More »
A People’s Map is now live! Visit our interactive site to learn more about the East San Gabriel Valley: http://planning.lacounty.gov/site/APeoplesMap/ The project was completed in coordination with artist group, Fonografia: https://www.fonografiacollective.com/. To learn more about the project read our previous blog post: http://planning.lacounty.gov/site/esgvap/out-about-in-esgv/
Now Live! A People’s Map Read More »
The Oak Tree (Quercus) is an iconic tree of the LA County landscape. The Oak tree is a keystone species in a complex ecosystem, providing habitat for 5,000 insects, 80 species of reptiles and amphibians, 100 species of birds, and over 60 mammals! Oak woodlands are protected state-wide and LA County developed one of the first Oak
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Have you spotted the ocellated Humboldt lily lately? Ocellated Humboldt lily is a rare plant that is native to Southern California, ranging from Santa Barbara County to the Santa Ana Mountains in Orange County. It loves to grow in shady areas along intermittent streams, canyons, and riparian oak woodlands. It is a tall and stout
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We had a booth at the 2nd Annual Older Adults Summit held at the Pasadena Convention center on April 5. The event was at full capacity, and the event sponsor, WDACS, was expecting a crowd of about 1,000 attendees! We had brochures on Zoning Enforcement and “What to Consider Before Buying Property” in both English
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We’d like to extend a huge “thank you” to all of the community members who attended our Open House last weekend, including Charles Bostwick of Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s office, and to our Parks and Recreation County family for hosting us at the Jackie Robinson Park Gymnasium in Sun Village. We’re pleased that so many of
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