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Annual Report 2011 - ULI Los Angeles - Urban Land Institute

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Todd Osbourne, Gensler, and Jose Palacios, AECOM, sketch<br />

out future ideas for Monrovia’s Station Square Transit Village.<br />

City of Monrovia Station Square Transit Village<br />

Transit Oriented Development<br />

Technical Assistance Panel (TAP) Program<br />

A <strong>ULI</strong> Advisory Services Technical Assistance Panel <strong>Report</strong><br />

SLAUSON BLUE LINE STATION<br />

Transit Oriented Development<br />

Technical Assistance Panel (TAP) Program<br />

September 2010<br />

09|23|2010<br />

Donald Brackenbush, Public Private Ventures, and Peter Belisle<br />

Jones Lang LaSalle discuss opportunities for Monrovia’s<br />

Station Square transit Village<br />

As a component of the TOD Summit, the TOD Technical Assistance Panels provided<br />

support and advisory assistance to four selected transit stations in the greater <strong>Los</strong><br />

<strong>Angeles</strong> region. The sites included <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> County’s Vermont Green Line<br />

Station and Slauson Blue Line Station, the City of Monrovia’s Station Square Transit<br />

Village and the Housing Authority of the City of <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong>’ Jordan Downs 103rd<br />

Street Blue Line Station. This year’s TOD TAP sites benefitted from an extraordinary<br />

group of professionals who brought a fresh pair of eyes to envision planning goals<br />

into development action. The study sites also gained a greater level of awareness,<br />

private sector involvement and were showcased at the TOD Summit. All the reports<br />

are available for download at www.uli-la.org/taps.<br />

High Speed Rail Summit<br />

Development of the California High Speed Rail<br />

offers tremendous opportunities for residential<br />

and commercial development around the high<br />

speed rail stations. In an effort to responsibly<br />

guide this development, California’s <strong>ULI</strong><br />

District Councils organized a landmark event<br />

Members discuss opportunities around high speed rail<br />

during the networking breakfast.<br />

for <strong>ULI</strong> members throughout the state this past<br />

California High-Speed Rail September. The event provided 350 attendees<br />

TOD MarketPlace with the opportunity to discuss and guide the<br />

Technical Assistance Panels for the Cities of San Diego, San Jose & Temecula<br />

future development of communities along the<br />

rail corridor, propelling California into a new<br />

era of responsible development and land use.<br />

Peter Calthorpe, Founder and President, Calthorpe<br />

Associates, shares lessons from Vision California.<br />

TOD Summit TAPs<br />

Jordan Downs 103rd Street Blue Line Station<br />

Transit Oriented Development<br />

Technical Assistance Panel (TAP) Program<br />

October 2010<br />

A <strong>ULI</strong> Advisory Services Technical Assistance Panel <strong>Report</strong><br />

VERMONT GREEN LINE STATION<br />

Transit Oriented Development<br />

Technical Assistance Panel (TAP) Program<br />

September 2010<br />

A <strong>ULI</strong> Advisory Services Technical Assistance Panel <strong>Report</strong><br />

A <strong>ULI</strong> Advisory Services Technical Assistance Panel <strong>Report</strong><br />

The four TOD TAP reports can be found on the <strong>ULI</strong> LA website.<br />

Tunua Thrash, Green Door Advisors, and Rudolf<br />

Montiel, HACLA, discuss panel recommendations for<br />

enhancing the transit station near Jordan Downs.<br />

<strong>ULI</strong> <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2011</strong> | 6

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