weho: Redevelopment
Redevelopment
The East Side Redevelopment Project Area was adopted on June 2, 1997 with the purpose of alleviating blighting conditions in the area between Hayworth Avenue and La Brea Avenue. In an effort to revitalize this area, the City has created several programs aimed at enhancing the commercial and residential neighborhoods by encouraging renovation and private investment in the community. These programs include the Commercial Revitalization Program, Residential Rehabilitation Program, New Business Attraction Program, Institutional Building Rehabilitation Program and Signage Program. Many of these programs are funded through the federal Community Development Block Grant Program. Additionally, the City is committed to attracting more larger scale development projects in the Redevelopment Project Area, such as the La Brea Gateway Project, by providing financial assistance to developers.
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- Redevelopment Plan and Other Items
Information on the East Side Project Area - West Hollywood Gateway Project
The West Hollywood Gateway Project is the East Side's largest redevelopment project totaling 257,000 square feet. It is located at the southwest corner of Santa...
more - Homes and Gardens Programs
West Hollywood's residential façade rehabilitation program, known as Homes and Gardens, provides owners of single and multi-family dwellings with financial and technical assistance to address...
more - Institutional Buildings Rehabilitation Program
This program was established for the purpose of rehabilitating institutional buildings or structures, such as schools and churches, within the East Side Redevelopment Project Area,...
more - Project Advisory Committee
- Downloads and Forms
A collection of forms, documents and publications used for Redevelopment programs.
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