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SKID ROW’S-STREET AND SIDEWALK CLEANING JANUARY – MARCH 2013
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STREET AND SIDEWALK CLEANING JANUARY – MARCH
To protect public health and safety, the City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works will
continue implementing OPERATION HEALTHY STREETS, a street and sidewalk cleaning
schedule for the Skid Row neighborhood.
7-Day Comprehensive Cleanup: JANUARY 9-11 and 14-17, 2013
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Trash and Hazardous Waste Removal, Power Washing, Disinfection, Motor Sweeping.
Day 1: San Julian St. from 7th St. to 6 th St.
Day 2: San Julian St. from 6th St. to 5th St.
Day 3: Towne Ave. from 7th St. to 4th St.
Day 4: San Pedro St. from 7th St. to 5th St.
Day 5: 6th St. from Gladys Ave. to Wall St.
Day 6: 5th St. from Gladys Ave. to Wall St.
Wall St. from 5th St. to 7th St.
Day 7: 7th St. from Wall St. to Gladys Ave.
Spot cleaning of the following areas: Gladys Ave. from 5th St. to 7th St.,
Stanford Ave. from 7th St. to 5th St., and Crocker St. from 5th St. to 7th St.
Locations and dates subject to change.
Impacts include temporary street and lane closures, temporary removal of street parking, limited
access to businesses or residential properties, etc.
Please remove all personal belongings, storage, and bulk items from roadways, sidewalks and
public access areas. Do not attempt to clean hazardous waste and/or items that have the potential
to put the public at risk. These items will be mitigated by the City services. Absent an immediate
threat to public health or safety, removed personal property will be maintained in a secure location
for 90 days for the rightful owner to retrieve.
Wednesday Spot Cleanups: FEBRUARY 13, 2013 & MARCH 13, 2013
8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (Dates are weather-permitting and subject to change.)
Trash and Hazardous Waste Removal, Motor Sweeping.
Impacts include temporary removal of street parking, temporary lane closures, etc.
For assistance and/or a personal storage bin, please proceed to
1215 E. 7th St., Los Angeles, CA.
Thank you for your cooperation as we ensure
the cleanliness and safety of your community.
As a covered entity under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Los Angeles does not discriminate on the basis of disability and
upon request,will provide reasonable accommodations to ensure equal access to programs, services and activities.
A V I S O
LIMPIEZA DE ACERA Y CALLE
ENERO – MARZO 2013
Para proteger el bienestar y la salud del público, el Departamento de las Obras Públicas de la
Ciudad de Los Ángeles continuara implementando OPERATION HEALTHY STREETS, horario de
limpieza de calles y acera en el vecindario de Skid Row.
Limpieza Exhaustiva de 7-dias: Del 9 a 11 y 14 a 17 de Enero 2013
8:00 a.m. a 4:00 p.m.
Eliminación de basura y residuos peligrosos, lavada de alta presion,
desinfección, camionetas barredoras.
Dia 1: San Julian St. de la 7th St. hasta 6 th St.
Dia 2: San Julian St. de la 6th St. hasta 5th St.
Dia 3: Towne Ave. de la 7th St. hasta 4th St.
Dia 4: San Pedro St. St de la 7th St. hasta 5th St.
Dia 5: 6th St. de la Gladys Ave. hasta Wall St.
Dia 6: 5th St. de la Gladys Ave. hasta Wall St.
Wall St. de la 5th St. hasta 7th St.
Dia 7:
7th St. de la Wall St. hasta Gladys Ave.
Limpieza local en las áreas de: Gladys Ave. de la 5th St. hasta 7th St.,
de Stanford Ave. de la 7th St. hasta 5th St., y de Crocker St. de la 5th
St. hasta 7th St.
Locales y fechas sujetas a cambiar.
Impactos incluyen cierres temporales de calles y carriles, estacionamiento público temporalmente
removido, acceso limitado a negocios o propiedades residenciales, etc.
Por favor, retire todos los objetos personales, almacenamiento, y artículos voluminosos de las
carreteras, aceras y áreas de acceso público. No trate de limpiar los desechos peligrosos y / o
elementos que tienen el potencial de poner en riesgo al público. Estos artículos serán mitigados
por los servicios de la Ciudad. En ausencia de una amenaza inmediata para la salud o la
seguridad pública, la propiedad personal confiscada se mantendrá en un lugar seguro por un
período no menos de 90 días para que el propietario legítimo pueda recuperarla.
Areas de limpieza programadas los Miércoles:
13 de Febrero y 13 de Marzo 2013
8:00 a.m. a 3:00 p.m. (Fechas sujetas a cambiar y si el clima lo permite.)
Eliminación de basura y residuos peligrosos y camionetas barredoras.
Impactos incluyen cierres temporales de calles y carriles, estacionamiento público
temporalmente removido, acceso limitado a negocios o propiedades residenciales, etc.
Si usted requiere asistencia y/o un receptáculo personal, por favor viste este local:
1215 E. Calle 7, Los Angeles, CA.
Gracias por su cooperación mientras nos aseguramos de la limpieza
y seguridad de su comunidad.
En relación con el articulo II del Acto de Americanos con Incapacidad, La Ciudad de Los Angeles no discrimina en base de incapacidad física, y si
Ud. Lo pide, la Ciudad proveerá en un nivel razonable, igual acceso a sus programas, servicios y actividades.
Skid Row Tour 2012
General Jeff, the unofficial “Mayor” of skid row was gracious enough to give me a personal tour of skid row. from Bob Aisawa
Come meet NBA Great and Hall of Former Jerry West in Little Tokyo!
When: Wednesday, January 30th, 2013
6:30pm: VIP Reception
7:30pm: General Reception
Where: Japanese American Cultural & Community Center
244 S. San Pedro Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Why: LTSC is raising funds through Northern Trust Open’s “Tickets for Charity” Program and the Budokan project will receive 80% of the proceeds for all tickets sold. The additional 20% goes to the City of Hope. So, your participation supports two great causes!
You can also support LTSC by purchasing tickets directly for the Northern Trust open at (just click on LTSC first and purchase your tickets):
For more information or questions, please contact Kimberly Kawasaki at (213) 473-1619 or kkawasaki@LTSC.org
Thank you for your interest and support!
—
Scott Ito
Project Director
Budokan of Los Angeles
231 E. Third St, Suite G106
Los Angeles, CA 90013
(direct) PH: 213-473-1636
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The “Home Court for All” Campaign begins for the Budokan of Los Angeles to build a major sports and activities center in Little Tokyo. Stay tuned for more information on our website at www.budokanoflosangeles.org
Skid Row community activist-
ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS
Board of Directors
Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council
(2008-Present)
Former VP, Outreach and Communications (2011-2012)
Department of Mental Health
DLANC Board Meeting “Introduction of New Candidates”
Introduction of New Candidates
General Jeff Board Member of DLANC
Skid Row community activist General Jeff was mentioned in the Wave newspaper’s “Moving On Up” section, a featured column by news veteran Betty Pleasant
Moving on up
By Betty Pleasant, Contributing Editor | Posted: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 2:59 pm
MORE HISTORY — Obama made more history when he was re-elected president on Nov. 6, and political activity in Skid Row became historic when residents there elected General Jeff for an historic third term to the Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council. General Jeff is the outspoken voice of Skid Row. Not only is he on the board of directors, he is vice president of Outreach and Communications and co-chair of the Skid Row Community Advisory Board for the Department of Mental Health. Jeff is the first Skid Row resident to ever sit on the DLANC’s upper-level Executive Committee.
Jeff may be a big man on Skid Row, but he’s still a humble one. Following his historic re-election, he said: “One of my constituents came to me on election night and said ‘This was the first time I ever voted in my life.’ Do you know how honored I was to hear that?” Jeff asked. “That’s why I do what I do and why I’m so motivated to continue doing what I do — for my constituents. As they continue to become more and more involved in the process, their collective voice will grow and they’ll automatically have more say-so in the decisions that directly affect their lives.” (Soulvine addendum: Take this man out of Skid Row and put him in City Hall, the state Legislature, the Congress — some place where he can help me!)
FEED ‘N CLEAN says DLANC member General Jeff
FEED ‘N CLEAN is a Skid Row grass-roots effort led by community residents that alert homeless feeders of the additional trash they bring and leave on the Skid Row streets while thinking they are doing a good deed……PLEASE remember to #FeedANDClean #VisitSkidRow #DTLA
Former DJ General Jeff speaks on Mixmaster Tony G.
Published on Dec 6, 2012
Former DJ and current community activist for Downtown Los Angeles Skid Row District, General Jeff speaks on Mixmaster Tony G.
Based on a true story and set in the 1980’s, Spin follows Julio G during his youth growing up right outside of Los Angeles in the city of Lynwood as he becomes one of the most popular DJ’s in LA.
Written & directed by Reggie Reagor, the production team has gone to IndieGoGo.com to raise the funds necessary to begin shooting. Check out http://www.IndieGoGo.com/SpinWestSideRadio for more information.
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Mayor of Skid Row 