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LOS ANGELES SKYLINE

Los Angeles has one of the largest skylines in the United States. In 1911 the city updated the height limit ordinance to 150' (decorative towers were exempted). The 1911 ordinance was repealed in 1957. The skyline continues to reach upward due to seismic design standards which are highly earthquake-resistant. The U.S. Bank Tower is now the tallest building in the U.S. West of the Mississippi river.

Parks, Recreation & Open Space Committee

Mission Statement:  The goal of the Parks, Recreation & Open Space Committee is to help make our neighborhood a more pleasant and pretty place to live and work. Within funding limitations, we can get more trees planted and create pocket parks where two or three people can sit in a green space to read and share a quiet moment. And, we can look around with fresh vision to create various Downtown Los Angeles open spaces where children can play, dogs can romp and people can feel good about living and working here.

Web Page : www.dlanc.com/committees/parks

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Visit our new Complete Streets Working Group website at www.dlanc.com/completestreets

 

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Meeting Information: 
First Monday of the month
DLANC Office (453 S. Spring St.  #1020)

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