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East Valley Projects

Laurel Canyon
Earthquake Disaster Assistance Project: - 248 Acres

North Hollywood
Redevelopment Project Area: - 743 Acres

Pacoima/Panorama City
Earthquake Disaster Assistance Project: - 4,208 Acres

Total Acres:  5,199

Homeownership Opportunity Program
    www.eastvalleyhop.org

East Valley Region’s Opportunity Sites! 
The East Valley Region is a dynamic area of the northeast San Fernando Valley that offers diverse and significant residential and business communities with distinct cultural, historic and community importance.  more

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Site Office Information:
5200 Lankershim Blvd., Suite 750
North Hollywood, CA 91601
Telephone: 818-753-1918
Fax: 818-506-8625

Regional Administrator:
Margarita H. de Escontrias
mescontrias@cra.lacity.org

 
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Margarita De EscontriasMargarita H. de Escontrias,  Regional Administrator

Mrs. De Escontrias is  the CRA/LA Regional Administrator for the East Valley Regional Area. The East Valley Region is responsible for the North Hollywood, Laurel Canyon and Pacoima/Panorama City project areas. There are 18 staff members deployed in the East Valley Region. 

General DescriptionRedevelopment GoalsGeography

The East Valley Region consists of one redevelopment project area (North Hollywood) and two earthquake disaster assistance projects (Laurel Canyon and Pacoima/Panorama City). Currently, the CRA/LA has scheduled eight priority projects for this region, including Valley Plaza Shopping Center, NoHo Commons and Pacoima Center

 

In particular to implement homeowner assistance programs, rehabilitate industrial centers, redevelop properties damaged as a result of the Northridge Earthquake, award home improvement grants and redevelop the NoHo Arts District.

 

Pockets of the East Valley Region extend as far north as the CA Interstate Highway 118/210 junction, as far south as the CA Interstate Highway 101/134 junction, just west of the Burbank Airport.