ARLINGTON HEIGHTS

Motion - The City of Los Angeles comprises a variety of communities and neighborhoods that make up our diverse City. In recognition of this diversity the City occasionally designates a certain geographic area with a name based upon historical significance, location and other unique characteristics. Within Council District 10, there is an area that is traditionally known as Arlington Heights. This area has unique characteristics and residential structures. The residents and stakeholders in this area have indicated an overwhelming support for an official "Arlington Heights" designation by the City of Los Angeles. In order to proceed with this designation, action is needed to approve it and to direct the Department of Public Works (Bureau of Engineering) and Department of Transportation to provide the necessary resources to implement the designation of "Arlington Heights" neighborhood. THEREFORE MOVE that the area bounded by the west side of Arlington Avenue, the east side of Crenshaw Boulevard, the north side of Washington Boulevard and the south side of Pico Boulevard be designated at "Arlington Heights". FURTHER MOVE that the Department of Transportation be instructed to design and install signs at the below listed locations in order to identify "Arlington Heights": Arlington and Pico Boulevard southwest corner Arlington Avenue and Washington Boulevard northeast corner Crenshaw and Washington Boulevards northeast corner Crenshaw and Venice Boulevards southeast corner Crenshaw and Pico Boulevards southeast corner Arlington Avenue and Venice Boulevard northwest corner

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