Join us for an in-depth look at the exciting changes happening for the Downtown Community Plan (also known as DTLA 2040)!
According to regional projections, by the year 2040, the downtown area will be adding approximately +125,000 people, +70,000 housing units, and +55,000 jobs; this Plan will strive to support and sustain the ongoing revitalization of Downtown, while thoughtfully accommodating this projected future growth.
Come learn about what the DTLA 2040 Plan is and what it isn't. Some topics we will be discussing include the following:
- What are the roles of the planning department?
- How will the Plan address housing issues?
- What are the inherent challenges within the Plan (threat of lawsuits, etc.)?
- What are the outstanding issues?
- Where do we go from here?
Click PLAY below to learn why the Plan must change:
Thanks to our Event Sponsor, DISH Fiber, lunch and drinks will be provided for those attending in-person.
Moderator
Kate’s over thirty-year public and private sector career includes senior executive positions with developers, The Simon Property Group and The Kor Group; The Walt Disney Company, as head of California Government Relations; and as a DTLA-centric, CBRE retail broker; and LA City Council Legislative Aide. Kate also has a long, concurrent history of civic engagement. This includes service as a Board member of a homeless service provider, President of a DTLA Business Improvement District (BID), Planning Commissioner, and Chair/Co-Chair of several city and civic policy task forces. Most recently, Kate helmed her own Metro-LA land use, development, and public affairs consulting firm. Kate’s passion for finding the “sweet spot” in deal making and consensus-building and devising policy solutions that work, has resulted in entitlement approvals of urban infill residential projects totaling 3,000 units; and contributed to passage of landmark LA City rental housing legislation, the California Infrastructure Bank and LA’s Adaptive Reuse Ordinance(s).
Kate Bartolo
President
Kate Bartolo & Associates
Panelists
Brittany Arceneaux is a Senior City Planner at the City of Los Angeles Planning Department. Her primary responsibility is long-range planning for the Downtown Community Plan Area. In this role, she provides critical analysis of and recommended strategies on local land use regulations as well as information and technical assistance on a wide range of land use planning, design, and development issues. She has presented her research at conferences such as the New Orleans Housing Community Development Conference and the National Reclaiming Vacant Properties Conference. Brittany holds a Bachelor of Science in Urban Studies and Planning (BS) from the University of New Orleans.
Senior City Planner
Los Angeles City Planning
Michael Shilstone is the Director of Economic Development for Central City Association (CCA), an organization committed to advancing policies and projects that enhance Downtown Los Angeles’ vibrancy and increase opportunity in the region. He manages CCA's advocacy on economic development, housing and land use policies and issues, and aims to foster economic development capacity by serving as a bridge between the public and private sectors.
Michael Shilstone
Director of Economic Development
Central City Association of Los Angeles
Location
Allsteel Showroom
555 South Flower St, Suite 3420
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Parking: The special event parking cost will be $15 for the day with validation.
Registration
In-Person:
| Member |
$25 |
| Non-Member |
$60 |
Thanks to our Event Sponsor, DISH Fiber, lunch and drinks will be provided for those attending in-person.
Virtual:
| Member |
$15 |
| Non-Member |
$45 |
CANCELLATION POLICY: No refunds unless notice of cancellation is received by
September 9, 2022.
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