REDEVELOPMENT
Villa-Parke
Redevelopment Project Area
| Total Project Area: |
180 Acres |
| Adoption Date: |
1972 |
| Term of Plan: |
30 Years – Extended to
40 Years (Ordinance 6813 -- December
1999) |
| Base Year: |
1972-73 |
The City of
Pasadena, in conjunction with local residents and business owners,
formed a partnership to develop a revitalization plan that would
begin to reverse the pattern of decline and transform Lincoln Avenue
into an economically viable area that serves both businesses and
residents alike.
The Pasadena Community Development Project, area
residents, business owners and the city jointly refer with pride to
the status of the majority of these projects as the Lincoln Avenue
Corridor. Completed projects include:
The objective of this project was the prevention of
the spread of blight and deterioration and the conservation,
revitalization, renewal and redevelopment of the area. The plan
called for:
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The acquisition
of real property, rehabilitation of structures and improvements
by present owners
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Demolition or
removal of building and improvements
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Provision of
relocation assistance to displaced residential and
non-residential occupants
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The
installation, construction or reconstruction of street,
utilities and other public improvements
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Disposition of
property for uses in accordance with the plan, and
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The
redevelopment of land for uses in accordance with this plan
Since 1972,
significant improvements have been made to the area such as the
construction of low and moderate single and multi-family housing
projects. Commercial redevelopment includes service establishments,
retail shops, business offices, hotel and motel uses, and other
related and compatible uses. The project area has a total of 180
acres.
PROJECT AREA MAP
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