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Program Administration Services for the South Los Angeles Exterior Residential Rehabilitation Pilot Program

CRA/LA is requesting proposals from experienced organizations to provide program administration services for the South Los Angeles Exterior Residential Rehabilitation Pilot Program (ERRP). The scope of services includes: marketing and outreach, participant eligibility, property eligibility, construction administration, and general administration in Council Districts 8, 9, and 10.

Request for Proposals for Disposition of Casa de Rosas Exposition/University Park Redevelopment Project Area - RFP 12989

CRA/LA is issuing a Request for Proposals No. NP-12989 (“RFP”) seeking interested and qualified entities to acquire a CRA/LA owned property located at 2600 S. Hoover Street. The CRA/LA is seeking a new owner to acquire, renovate and operate a transitional shelter consisting of 18 shelter beds and 32 single room occupancy units for low income individuals.

Request for Developer Qualifications for the Santa Barbara Plaza 8.3 Acre Commercial/Retail Opportunity Site RFQ No. NP-12947 

CRA/LA is issuing a Request for Developer Qualifications No. NP-12947 seeking interested and qualified developers, firms, individuals, and/or joint ventures for development of the 8.3 acre Santa Barbara Plaza Commercial Retail Development Opportunity Site.

Proposed Merger of the South Los Angeles Redevelopment Project Areas is needed more than ever. Understanding the process and benefits of the South Los Angeles Merger is important in moving forward.
Please click here to read the Winter 2010 Proposed Merger newsletter for more information.

SOUTH LOS ANGELES REGION REDEVELOPMENT PLANNING STEERING COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Next Meeting:

Tuesday, September 7, 2010-CANCELLED
Click here for Cancellation Notice

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

CRA/LA South Los Angeles Regional Office
4401 S. Crenshaw Blvd. Suite 201
2nd floor (Chase Building)
6:00 - 7:30p.m.

Agenda for July 6, 2010
Click here for Agenda

Minutes from May 4, 2010
Click here for Minutes

Future Steering Committee Meetings:
(Committee meets first Tuesday of the month, every other month)

Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Tuesday, February 1, 2011




South Los Angeles Redevelopment:
Understanding the Proposed Merger

Video Presentation
South Los Angeles

The South Los Angeles Initiatives (SLA)

The South Los Angeles (SLA) Initiatives will aggressively and demonstrably strengthen the socio-economic condition of South Los Angeles. Key to the success of these Initiatives is bringing together stakeholders including the residents of South Los Angeles and the relevant City departments and entities to:

- work together in coordinating community and economic development;
- identify physical and institutional constraints;
- partner on new and existing programs; and
- determine how resources can be better leveraged to meet the economic development, investment, business attraction, social services, and workforce preparation needs in SLA.

Click here for more information on the South Los Angeles Initiatives.

South Los Angeles Projects

Broadway Manchester
Disaster Recovery: 189 Acres

Crenshaw
Redevelopment Project: 204 Acres

Crenshaw/Slauson
Disaster Recovery: 262 Acres

Exposition/University Park
Redevelopment Project: 735 Acres

Normandie 5
Redevelopment Project: 210 Acres

Vermont/Manchester
Disaster Recovery: 165 Acres

Western/Slauson
Disaster Recovery: 377 Acres

Watts
Redevelopment Project: 107 Acres

Watts Corridors
Redevelopment Project: 245 Acres

Site Office Information:
4401 S. Crenshaw Blvd., Suite 201
Los Angeles, CA 90043 
T: 323-290-2800
Fax: 323-295-4790
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Carolyn Hull                                                                                   
Regional Administrator
 
Carolyn Hull is the South Los Angeles Regional Administrator for the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles (CRA/LA). The South Los Angeles Region is made up of nine redevelopment project areas that total 2,300 acres. In her role as Regional Administrator, Carolyn oversees all redevelopment programs, activities and staff for the region, as well as working closely with elected officials and community stakeholders throughout South Los Angeles.

Prior to being appointed as Regional Administrator, Carolyn was the CRA/LA’s Manager of Capital Finance. In this role, Carolyn analyzed and developed financing plans for development projects and worked to optimize the agency’s use of public and private resources. Carolyn also managed CRA/LA’s portfolio of bonds.

Prior to joining the CRA/LA, Carolyn was Director of CB Richard Ellis Consulting in Los Angeles from July 2000 until she joined the CRA/LA in May 2005. In that position she provided consulting services on a wide range of real estate development projects for corporate, institutional, nonprofit, and governmental clients in key service areas, including economic development and redevelopment, managing and conducting analyses for projects all over the United States.

Carolyn was also a Senior Economist at F. W. Dodge/McGraw-Hill in Lexington, Massachusetts, responsible for developing construction forecasts and real estate analyses.

Carolyn holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Management from Carnegie-Mellon University and a Master of Science degree in Economics and Urban Planning from the London School of Economics, in addition to a Certificate in Real Estate Finance from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She is married and the mother of two small children.
General DescriptionRedevelopment GoalsGeography

The South Los Angeles Region is comprised of four disaster recovery areas, including the Broadway/Manchester Disaster Recovery area, the Crenshaw/Slauson Disaster Recovery area, the Vermont/Manchester Disaster Recovery area and the Western/Slauson Disaster Recovery area. The region also includes three redevelopment project areas, including the Normandie 5, Hoover and Crenshaw Redevelopment Projects. There are currently seven priority projects scheduled in this region.

 

Specifically to develop a community shopping center, facilitate a “clean and safe streets” program, install public improvement to promote commercial stability, distribute façade improvement loans and grants and promote homeownership.

 

 

The South Los Angeles Region extends as far north as CA Interstate Highway 10. It is centralized by the Vermont/Manchester Disaster Recovery area and has an easternmost boundary just beyond CA Interstate Highway 110.