Compton Creek to Flood Coolridge Trianglw with Flood Insurance
LBReport.com has learned that L.A. County's Compton Creek is threatening to soak homeowners in NW NLB's Coolidge Triangle (west of the L.A. river) with costly annual federally mandated "flood insurance" as a result of L.A. County's Department of Public Works finding that levees along Compton Creek lack sufficient height to carry runoff in a so-called "100 year flood." Continue reading Long Beach Report.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
via Press Telegram
via Long Beach Post
:purpose
a forum for thoughtful dialogue about the movement, urban design and built form of Long Beach.
Streetcars for Long Beach?
Streetcar Alignment Options
via Press Telegram
Streetcar System
via Long Beach Post
August CONCOURSE
“If we are looking to inspire a cohesive downtown, it would seem that any new zoning rules should allow and perhaps encourage consistency with the forms of existing buildings. Some proposed setbacks and stepbacks may force a strong contrast between new and existing structures.” Jonathan Glasgow
Resources: Context
Resources: Discourse
CONTRIBUTORS
BRIAN Ulaszewski ERIC Gomez PEAR Utrapiromsuk KRISTOPHER Larson CHARLIE Gandy CHRIS Lewis ERIKA Martin MINA Emamifar Roades STEVE Gerhardt
:participation
CONtext+disCOURSE will be successful with participation. For information regarding future events or to share content for publication please contact us at contextdiscourse@gmail.com
No comments:
Post a Comment