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Boyle Heights, located in East Los Angeles, became a "LANI neighborhood" in 1994. Once a primarily Jewish settlement, Boyle Heights is one of Los Angeles' oldest communities, and retains many historic buildings. First Street contains mixed residential and commercial uses, with many restaurants and dance halls, and fewer retail and groceries stores. A "mini-civic center" at First and Soto Streets is created by a police station, library, youth and immigration organizations, and the Boyle Heights Pocket Park, created by LANI and the Boyle Heights Recognized Community Organization (RCO) in 1995. |
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2000 Census Data
LANI Improvements
Projects Completed ($742,000)
Projects in Progress ($276,500)
LANI Sustainable Organization In accordance with LANI's program design, the Boyle Heights Recognized Community Organization (RCO) evolved into the LANI Ad Hoc Committee of the Boyle Heights Chamber of Commerce, a nonprofit organization. LANI continues to provide some support services to Boyle Heights, but most of their activities are independent from LANI. Additional Benefits of LANI Program
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| Boyle Heights Chamber of Commerce LANI Ad Hoc Committee: Frank Villalobos & Luzmaria Chavez Barrio Planners, Inc. bpidesign@aol.com (323) 726-7734 x25 |
Mike McClure RCO Chair icgla@aol.com (323) 283-6344 |
Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative (LANI): Anna Apostolos, Program Manager anna@lani.org (213) 627-1822 Ext. 14 |
Councilmember Villaraigosa: Paul Hernandez, Field Deputy (323) 526-3059 |
Updated Winter 2005