Most of the 14 participating Antelope Valley communities have already met with the County to discuss their proposed topics or issues and how they want them addressed in their CSD, and Regional Planning has been using information from those discussions to create Concept Drafts for each updated or proposed CSD. The Concept Drafts are in […]
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The Significant Ecological Areas (SEA) boundaries were adopted through the General Plan in 2015. Certain areas in Altadena, Hacienda Heights, and Rowland Heights were categorized as “Conceptual SEAs” and these boundaries were not adopted at that time. Although the Conceptual SEAs were analyzed in the same manner as the adopted SEAs in the General Plan
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We encourage you to get involved in our efforts either online or in-person! Connect to us online through Nextdoor, Facebook, or by providing feedback on your community through the online mapping tool, Map.social. Residents living in unincorporated communities in the East San Gabriel Valley can follow us on Nextdoor. We’ve been using the site as a forum
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Our team is excited to share updates about some of our outreach efforts. Our primary public engagement goal is to interact with people in the East San Gabriel Valley that are not traditionally involved in the planning process. This turned into a “meeting people where they are” strategy. This strategy applies across our efforts, from
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Our team joined Mrs. Diana Lopez’ 5th grade class at Don Julian Elementary in Avocado Heights to teach students about planning. We organized three activities for students to learn what planning is, how planning is done, and how the students can get involved in planning their communities. The first activity involved teaching students what planning
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The County invites interested parties to provide written comments on the Draft Program Environmental Impact Report. A 45-day review period starts on May 25, 2022, and ends on July 8, 2022 5:00 PM. The comment period has been extended to July 18, 2022 12:00 PM. Please remember to submit separate comment letters for the Draft
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Los Angeles County’s Significant Ecological Areas (SEA) are our local succulent gardens. The Dudleyas, also known as “live-forevers”, grow abundantly in California with special varieties in each region. From rosettes of fleshy leaves, grow impressive stalks of flowers of a variety of colors, depending on the variety or subspecies. Native to California, Dudleyas have the hardiness
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Devastating disasters like wildfires not only affect the community of people who live there but also the fauna and flora that makes the area so unique. The regenerative powers of plants are seen after a wildfire in forms of blooming wildflowers and sprouting green shoots from the base of burnt trees. The different ways plants
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On Saturday, December 7th, the East San Gabriel Valley Area Plan team hosted a community visioning workshop at Valleydale Park in the community of East Irwindale. The event attracted about 50 participants who had an opportunity to provide feedback on community values, issues, and opportunities. Our team provided a 30 minute presentation on urban and
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On Thursday, 2/16, we joined the First Supervisorial District and County Departments at a neighborhood meeting in East Irwindale (Unincorporated Azusa). Held at Valleydale Park, the event allowed us to learn more about neighborhood issues and to meet residents in the area. Staff in attendance represented the Current Planning and Advance Planning Divisions of our Department.
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