Century Corridor Streetscape Plan
The Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) and the Los Angeles Department of City Planning, in partnership with the Gateway to L.A. BID, have developed a streetscape plan for Century Boulevard between Sepulveda and La Cienega Boulevards.
The plan establishes new guidelines for the streetscape on Century Boulevard including wider sidewalks, improved transit shelters, as well as new landscaping, decorative paving, lighting and street furniture to create public gathering places.
One goal of the plan is to enhance the visual aesthetics of Century Boulevard to help this gateway to Los Angeles become an economic asset to the region. The plan also aims to improve the pedestrian experience along Century Boulevard, including providing pedestrian connectivity to the Metro light rail line currently under construction, and the hotels and office buildings on the street.
Century Corridor Streetscape Plan Overview
The Streetscape Plan will be approved by the City Planning Commission, Cultural Heritage Commission, and Board of Public Works.
The streetscape improvements may be constructed and/or maintained by:
Certified Neighborhood Councils, Business Improvement District(s) or other community organizations.
Private property owners, in conjunction with development project or as voluntary improvements.
The City in conjunction with street improvement projects, including those funded by Prop 1C funds, Metro Call for Projects funding or other grants (construction only).
The Streetscape Plan will be enforced by the Department of City Planning and the Department of Public Works.
