WATTS : Agency Seeks Ideas for Revitalizing Area
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The Community Redevelopment Agency is urging residents, business owners and community activists to attend a public meeting Thursday to discuss revitalization plans for Watts.
The meeting, which will start at 6 p.m., will be at the Robert Pitts Neighborhood Center at 1827 E. 103rd St.
The discussion will focus on developing a five-year plan for redevelopment projects in the area bounded by Century Boulevard on the north, Success Avenue on the west, 104th Street on the south and Wilmington Avenue on the east.
Information: (213) 564-5791.
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