Project Area Overview
The City Council established the City Center Redevelopment Project on May 15, 2002.  The 879 acre project is generally bounded by Second and Third Streets to the north; San Pedro Street, Stanford Avenue and Griffith Avenue to the east; I-10 Freeway to the south; and Figueroa Street and the I-110 Freeway to the west.  The project area incorporates three major sub-areas within the downtown Los Angeles area.  These include:  the Historic Downtown Sub-area; South Park Sub-area; and the City Markets Sub-area.  The project area is comprised of portions of the former Central Business District (CBD) Redevelopment Project area, which was amended on May 1, 2002 allowing these areas to become part of the City Center Project Area. 

About the Project Area
General information about the project area including a description of the goals of the redevelopment plan and the conditions in the area at the time of adoption of the redevelopment plan.

Project Area Map
This page contains a map of the redevelopment area and a link to a downloadable Adobe Acrobat copy of the project area map.

Plans & Work Program
This page contains links to the redevelopment plan, the most recent implementation plan and copies of the annual budget schedules and work program narratives for the current year work program. Links to information about available grant and loan programs is also found on this page.

Development Opportunities
The development opportunities page contains information about current program activities designed to encourage development in the project area. Links to any current requests for proposals are also available on this page.

Permits & Land Use
The permits and land use page includes information about land use conformity within the project and as well as information about building permit approval.

Public Meetings
This page includes schedules and other information about committee and other community meetings in the project area.

Community News & Events
A schedule of events that are taking place in the community can be found on this page as well as news articles and other important community information.

Community Resources
The community partners page includes the names of many of the community-based organizations that the Agency has partnered with in the community.