Eight major changes coming to the streets of LA.

Posted October 1, 2014

In California, Commercial, development, Los Angeles, Residential, Retail

I read this one today on Curbed LA.

The primary reason I’m posting it is this: ” A crackdown on the jerks who misuse disabled placards to park for free at meters”

I don’t know how they’re going to do this, but I really really hope it works.

Second reason is: “No more insane towering parking signs. Great Streets is looking to “develop a clearer parking sign system for easier interpretation by motorists” that will also include standardization of signage”

This will be one of those times when a picture is worth a thousand words. And a ‘thousand words’ is still probably less than the total on this sign.

The article is a little off topic given the Los Angeles commercial real estate for sale and lease plus new development focus of this blog. But who on earth (West Los Angeles) wouldn’t be happy with a few of these changes.

Anyway, below is the link.

http://la.curbed.com/archives/2014/09/eight_amazing_changes_on_the_way_to_the_streets_of_la.php

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