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SPL-408-PN-2019-0004 Los Angeles River Channel Subdivision Landscaping

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Published June 28, 2019
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Trumark Homes is proposing to construct an 88 lot subdivision.  A linear park will be constructed as part of this development, to be located landside of the existing bike path on the west bank of the LA River Channel in an approximately 14 ft wide unimproved area between the bike path and the property line.  Specific elements of the linear park include grass landscaping, exercise equipment, a dog park (including fencing, signage and trash cans), sidewalk, stairs with retaining walls, and an ADA ramp with retaining walls.  The purpose of the project is to enhance public recreation along the Los Angeles River via provision of amenities and by providing access between the existing bike path along the river (Los Angeles River Greenbelt Trail) and Blake Avenue.


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