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1 City of Long Beach, California Department of Development Services Corridor Investment Projects (FY FY2012) Building A Better Long Beach
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3 North Long Beach Corridor Investments Bixby Knolls on Long Beach Boulevard (Long Beach Blvd. - Wardlow Road to Del Amo Blvd.) Total Public Investment: $3.5 Million (FY FY2010) Bixby Knolls on Long Beach Boulevard The retail corridor along Long Beach Blvd. in Bixby Knolls between Wardlow Road and Del Amo Blvd. stands as the mature elder to its Atlantic Avenue sibling. Along this corridor a wide variety of business and professional services buildings have established and continue to grow amid handsome mid-century modern architecture. From doctors and lawyers to architects and developers, Long Beach Blvd. continues to provide top quality services to the local community and larger region. Similarly, the RDA continues to assist these businesses through commercial façade and major street and infrastructure improvements. Del Amo Blvd R ific Pac on Uni 5 oad ailr 1. Long Beach Blvd. Overlay Complete resurfacing of Long Beach Blvd. between Wardlow Road and San Antonio Drive. - Investment: $1 Million et Stre h t 6 4 eet 45th Str 2 d h Blv Beac Long ad Ro ina rig Vi n Sa 2. Long Beach Blvd. Overlay and New Medians Complete resurfacing of Long Beach Blvd. between San Antonio Drive and Del Amo Blvd. including new landscaped medians. - Investment: $2.1 Million D nio o t An e riv et tre ns rso Ca 3. Island Enterprises (4101 Long Beach Blvd.) Façade improvement included paint and stone facing on building. The owner has added to the improvement with signage, lighting and additional paint accents. - Investment: $50,000 3 Roosevelt Road Long Beach Blvd. Façade improvement included paint and signage on building. - Investment: $114,400 1 Bixby Road Locust Avenue Pine Avenue 4 37th Street 5. Johnny Rebs Inc. (4663 Long Beach Blvd.) Family restaurant serving authentic Southern food. - Investment: $200,000 (Revolving Loan) Linden Avenue 71 0F wy Elm Avenue Pacific Avenue 36th Street Wardlow Road Legend RDA LBHDC Façade Improvements/ Commercial Rebate/Fencing 34
4 North Long Beach Corridor Investments Bixby Knolls on Atlantic Avenue (Atlantic Avenue Fwy. to Del Amo Blvd.) Total Public Investment: $19.4 Million (FY FY2009) lvd ob m A Del 11 46th Street X9 45th Way Bixby Knolls on Atlantic Avenue The retail corridor along Atlantic Avenue in Bixby Knolls between Wardlow Road and Del Amo Blvd. has emerged as one of the City s greatest revitalization success stories. From its unique boutique shops and bustling restaurants to the grassroots, community driven art and entertain venue known as Gallery Expo, the area has reinvented itself to become the go to destination in North Long Beach. The RDA has worked hand in hand with local business either directly or through its cutting edge business improvement association, the Bixby Knolls Business Improvement Association to develop this one of a kind neighborhood. The RDA has similarly funded major streetscape, median and parkway landscaping improvements. 45th Street 56 n Sa D nio o t An e riv Atlantic Avenue Linden Avenue Elm Avenue 13 eet n Str o s r Ca Roosevelt Road 1. California 405 Freeway Signage In partnership with BKBIA and Cal Trans, purchased and installed nine wayfinding signs along the 405 Freeway indicating Bixby Knolls exit ramps. - Investment: $13, rd Street and Atlantic Avenue In partnership with the BKBIA, cleared, landscaped and fenced a vacant lot owned by Signal Hill Petroleum to improve a gateway site into the Bixby Knolls area. - Fencing Investment: $20, Expo Building (4321 Atlantic Avenue) Acquisition of a 19,100 square foot building on a 41,000 square foot parcel for future development. RDA entered into a lease agreement with BKBIA for interim use of the property as an arts and cultural venue in Acquisition: $5.1 Million Bixby Road 37th Street 36th Street 4. Bixby Knolls Business Improvement Association (BKBIA) (4313 Atlantic Avenue) Assist BKBIA with development and marketing opportunities with a focus on capital improvements, retail development and promotion of arts and cultural events throughout Bixby Knolls. - Investment: $138,600 (annually) Wardlow Road Legend 33rd Street 405 Fw y RDA LBHDC Façade Improvements/ Commercial Rebate/Fencing
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8 North Long Beach Corridor Investments Long Beach Boulevard (47th Street to 710 Fwy.) Total Public Investment: $30.1 Million Acquisition: $21.3 Million Chestnut Avenue South Street 56th Street 55th Street 7 Louise Street 2 5 Market Street Pacific Avenue Plymouth Street Pacific Avenue 1 52nd Street Sunset Avenue 51st Street Home Street 6 Del Amo Blvd Pleasant Street 10 49th Street 48th Street 11 nue Ave Daisy Avenue Cedar Avenue 53rd Street ham Gris Oregon Avenue Locust Avenue Ellis Street Pine Avenue d h Blv Beac Long Los An gel es Riv er 710 Fw y (FY FY2011) Legend RDA LBHDC Façade Improvements/ Commercial Rebate/Fencing ic acif on P Uni d roa Rail 14X 47th Street Virginia Village Virginia Village is a seven block pedestrian oriented neighborhood-serving commercial area adjacent to the intersection of Long Beach Blvd. and Market Street. Over the past five years, the RDA has undertaken and successfully completed numerous projects and programs in the Virginia Village area (historic core) of North Long Beach. Much of the RDA effort has concentrated on the acquisition and demolition of blighting influences. For example, the former El Paisano Bar located at 5368 Long Beach Blvd. was acquired in 2008 thereby ending years of numerous police service calls related violent crime and property damage. Central to the RDA improvements in the Village are extensive street reconstruction and decorative landscaping improvements, while façade and storefront renovation assistance have restored multiple buildings to their original period luster. 1. Long Beach Blvd. Streetscape Improvements (Del Amo Blvd. to 56th Street) Construction is currently underway on a streetscape improvement project along Long Beach Blvd. between Del Amo Blvd. and the 710 Freeway. Improvements include street resurfacing, decorative crosswalk pavers, new concrete sidewalks, street trees, historic light medallions, street lighting and a one-way traffic couplet at 56th Street and Ellis Street. - Investment: $8 Million 2. Virginia Village Commercial Façades (5300, 5304, 5306, 5318, 5322, 5344, 5350, 5351, 5353, 5355, 5358, 5360, 5362, 5366, 5413, 5415, 5417 & 5421 Long Beach Blvd.) In an effort to improve blighted commercial buildings in several locations in Virginia Village along Long Beach Blvd., façade improvement projects have been completed at the above addresses. Examples of façade improvements include: painting, new storefronts, awnings, signage, lighting and ADA upgrades. To date, focus has been on the rehabilitation of historic resources in the area. - Investment: $500, Long Beach Arts Inc. (5372 Long Beach Blvd.) A non-profit corporation, leases the RDA-owned property. The tenants use the building as gallery space to host seven to eight juried art exhibitions a year and also exhibit art from local and national artists. - Acquisition: $498, Open Space & Public Art The Redevelopment Agency acquired the properties located at 5368 and 5372 Long Beach Blvd. The Virginia Village Paseo is under construction and will connect the Virginia Village commercial area to the adjacent residential neighborhood. Improvements will include permeable brick paving, seating areas, landscaping, bicycle racks and lighting. - Acquisition: $983,000 - Investment: $150,000 39
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