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Exploring Public Transportation and Green Spaces in Los Angeles: A Historical Perspective

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This analysis delves into the public transportation evolution in Los Angeles, focusing on the Metro’s impact and accessibility in relation to community needs. We explore historical transit timelines, the decline of streetcars, and the emergence of bicycles and pedestrian-friendly options. Key issues include equitable access to parks and transportation facilities across socio-economic divides, as well as community efforts like urban gardens. This reflection invites readers to ponder how past decisions shape current urban landscapes and how we can improve accessibility for all residents.

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  1. Land Use January 17, 2014 Public Transportation & Green Spaces

  2. Current day Metro

  3. Thoughts about the Metro • Where was it located, in relation to the roads? • Was it convenient to take? • How crowded was it? • What was the average rider like? • Is our city currently accessible by foot, bike, bus and train? • Other thoughts?

  4. Early plans (1925) Solid- current Dotted- planned Video about Pacific Electric http://laist.com/2008/07/12/laistory_the_19.php

  5. Public Transportation in LA

  6. Timeline • Transit Timeline Tiki-toki.com

  7. According to Metro, why did it go away? • $$ to convert aging power substations • Need to increase fares • No public subsidies to help pay for costs • Cultural changes- cars more reliable, status symbol marketing, women & minorities enter workforce • New un-crowded highways and freeways • GM perfects and markets a bus, with air conditioning! • Diesel is not yet considered to be connected with a new phenomenon called “smog”

  8. According to others, why did it go away? • GM, Firestone, and Standard Oil wanted more people to buy cars • When questioned by Senate, San Francisco mayor Joseph Alito said in response to GM being at fault, “I think, Senator, that the answer has got to be yes. The answer has got to be yes because General Motors formed the company together with the oil companies and the tire companies to go in and buy out those streetcar systems, to then dismantle them, and to substitute buses for them.”

  9. Many people agree with the corporate greed theory

  10. Red/ Yellow Car • Where did it used to go? • Why it’s not here? • Where do we go from here?

  11. What we have now • Where is it located? • Who’s paying for it? • Last election, over 65% of LA voters agreed for a .5 cents tax to help pay for public transport. 66.66% were needed, and it failed. Should taxpayers pay for it? How would you vote? • How does this impact our city and it’s inhabitants?

  12. Parks Unevenly distributed within the city. Ranging from .31 acres/person to 2.25. Wealthy areas = more parks http://www.environment.ucla.edu/reportcard/article.asp?parentid=1455

  13. Griffith Park

  14. Griffith Park • Mountain Lion • http://www.examiner.com/article/mountain-lion-released-into-griffith-park • P-22 was released into park May 2012, captured near 101 and Cahuenga Pass. • From genetic studies, most likely from Santa Monica Mountains, meaning he crossed the 405 and 101!! • Being monitored with remote collar

  15. Griffith Park • Connectivity Study • Researching and evaluating movement of mammals through potential corridors that may connect the park with neighboring natural areas. • As of 2011, the study recorded a mountain lion, bobcat, coyote, mule deer, raccoon, and striped skunk. • Urban Carnivores reported a bobcat in Debs Park, located in northeast LA (southeast of Griffith Park)

  16. Madrona Marsh • Website

  17. Marine Protected Areas

  18. Community Gardens • Local- Dan McKenzie Community Garden • LA Community Garden Council

  19. Urban Community Gardens South Central Farm Torrance Community Gardens Florence- Firestone

  20. Citizen Science Projects • Nature Lab Project • Project Noah • Urban Birdwatch Count • Project Bud Burst

  21. LA that was • http://www.kcet.org/updaily/socal_focus/history/la-as-subject/wild-la-mountain-lions-grizzly-bears-and-the-land.html