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Crenshaw/LAX Transit Corridor Community Leadership Council (CLC) Quarterly Meeting
Tuesday, April 23, 2019 from 6:00pm – 7:30pm
St. John Chrysostom Church- Parish Hall Agenda Items Speakers
Welcome (10 mins)
Opening Remarks Introduction of CLC Members, Project Staff &
Venue Host Meeting Overview & Format
- Arna Fulcher, CLC Co-Chair
Working Groups Updates (10 mins)
• Community Engagement
• Quality of Life
• Special Projects
• Eat Shop Play Events/ Annoucements
- Arna Fulcher, CLC Co-Chair
- JC Lacey, Metro Business Liason
Metro Community Education Outreach Plan (30 mins)
Overview
Update
- Jennifer Arndt, Metro Community Education Director
- Stacy Yamato-Jasmin, Metro Community Relations Manager
Construction Update (20 mins)
Construction Update & Southwestern Yard
Buisness Solution Center/ Business Interuption
Fund (BSC/BIF)
- Annette Cortez, Metro Construction Relations Manager -Jessica Spearman, Metro Sr. Transporation Planner
Guided Discussion (10 mins)
Next Steps & Announcements (10 mins)
Arna Fulcher, CLC Co-Chair
Crenshaw/LAX Community Leadership Council (CLC) Quarterly Meeting
April 23rd, 2019
Community Engagement WorkgroupMeetings & Events
Donuts with a Cop – March 15th
The CLC Community EngagementWorkgroup and LAPD’s TransitServices hosted a ‘Donuts with a Cop’event at the Krispy Kreme onCrenshaw Bl.
Community Members connected withthe LAPD Transit Services Divisionand learned about construction andrail safety.
Quality of Life WorkgroupMeetings & Events
Metro Lunch and Learn – April 5th
The CLC Quality of Life Workgroup and EatShop Play hosted a lunch and learn at Hot& Cool Café where attendees learned aboutupcoming Metro contracting opportunities,construction progress and bike classes.
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Special Projects WorkgroupMeetings & Events
Jazz Tracks at Union Station – April 6th
The CLC Special Projects Workgroup andMetro Arts celebrated Jazz AppreciationMonth with a free Jazz Tracks Concert at theUnion Station Ticketing Hall hosted byKJazz 88.1 where attendees enjoyed jazzmusic, poetry and more!
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Eat Shop Play
Customer Royalty Rewards
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Eat Shop Play
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Advertisement
Metro Community Education Outreach Plan
Jennifer Arndt Stacy Yamato-JasminMetro Community Education
Metro Community Education
PROGRAMS
TRANSIT SAFETY PROGRAMS
TOUR PROGRAMS BICYCLE EDUCATION
SAFETY TRAINING
ON THE MOVE RIDERS PROGRAM
Metro Community Education (MCE)
MCE’s Mission
- Responsible for increasing transit safety awareness and providing education to residents of Los Angeles County who interact with Metro’s public transportation system through various safety programs. This includes safety on Metro’s rail lines, bus system, and bicycles.
- Our comprehensive community outreach plan focuses in the neighborhoods within a 1.5-mile radius from all Metro at-grade light rail lines and includes recreation/community centers, libraries, health institutions, and places of worship.
THE 3 E’S FOR
TRANSIT SAFETY PROGRAMS
PROJECT OVERVIEW
ConstructionPre-
RevenueRevenue
Operations
MCE: Engaged with community for the life of the line
Schools K-12
(Fall 2019)
Faith-Based Centers
Parks & Recreation
Centers
Neighborhood Councils and Associations
Organized Groups
Public Libraries
PRESENTATIONS-BEGINNING MAY 2019
COMMUNITY EVENTS-BEGINNING 2019
Open House
Back To School
Farmer’s Market
Health & Safety Fairs
COMMUNITY EVENTS-BEGINNING MAY 2019
Distribute Safety
Materials
Answer Questions Regarding
Metro Services & Projects
Interactive Games
Interact with
Metro Robots
RAIL SAFETY AMBASSADORS:PRE-REVENUE
Deploy Observe Report Educate
METRO COMMUNITY EDUCATION TOURS: REVENUE SERVICE
Schools & Community Centers
Grades 1st – 12th
Hands-On Experience
WINSHEILD TOURS-PRE-REVENUE SERVICE
METRO COMMUNITY EDUCATION:BICYCLE EDUCATION SAFETY TRAINING (BEST)
Bike 101
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Bike Rodeo
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Bike Rides
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ON THE MOVE RIDERS PROGRAM: ONGOING
PresentationsTravel
Training Tours
EventsTravel
Buddies
Transit Oriented Resources
METRO COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAMS: ON-GOING
Reinforce Safety
Messages
Safety Posters
Safety Take Ones
Media Buys
Door Hangers
Don’t Forget!
Look, Listen, and Stay Alive!
Metro Community Education:TRANSIT SAFETY PROGRAMS
WEBSITE
CONSTRUCTION
Ongoing
• An interactive website for kids, parents, educators, and community members to learn more about Metro’s Transit Safety Programs;
• http://www.metro.net/about/community-relations/transit-safety-program/
CRENSHAW/LAX METRO COMMUNITY OUTREACH TEAM IS RESPONSIBLE FOR:
Education
Annual Assemblies
Annual Tours
Annual Events
Engaging
QUESTIONS?
Crenshaw/LAX Transit ProjectLatest Construction Progress Video
Walsh Shea Corridor Constructors (WSCC)Main Line & Stations Contractor
Hensel Phelps Herzog (HPH)Southwestern Maintenance Yard Contractor
• 8.5-mile light-rail line
• 8 new stations:
▪ Three underground
▪ Four at-grade
▪ One aerial
• Project budget: $2.058 billion
• Completion: 2020
Project Overview
Four new stations• Three underground• One at-grade
Underground structures• Dual parallel bored tunnels• “Cut and Cover” tunnel
One mile at-grade segment
Northern Segment UpdateExpo/Crenshaw Bl to 67th St
Northern Segment UpdateOngoing Restoration Work
• Sidewalk reconstruction
• Utility work
• Ongoing street level or station
plaza construction
• Additional station area backfill
• Roadway re-surfacing
• Station areas to remain under
current traffic reconfiguration
• Streetscape and landscaping
New sidewalk and ADA ramp, Crenshaw Bl and Rodeo Pl
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Leimert Park Station - Installation of escalators
Northern Segment UpdateUnderground Station Construction
MLK Station – Installation shoring for roof Emergency Exit
Northern Segment UpdateUnderground Station Construction
Expo Station – Prepared wall for tile installation. Leimert Park Station – Installation of ceramic tile
Northern Segment UpdateTunnel Section – Electrical Work
SB Tunnel MLK to Leimert Station
North and Central SegmentsPark Mesa Heights 48th St to 59th St
Hyde Park Station
North and Central SegmentsPark Mesa Heights 48th St to 59th St
Ongoing track work on guideway – ballast placement Ongoing track work – tamping
04.22.19 Park Mesa At-grade Ballast Rock Stabilization
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Phase One Phase Two Phase Three
60
thSt
63
rdSt
Hyd
e P
ark
Bl
67
thSt
Restoration ClosuresHyde Park – 60th St to 67th St
Phase 1 Closures: ▪ 60th St – 63rd St ▪ 63rd St Intersection
Phase 2 Closures: ▪ 63rd St – Hyde Park Bl▪ Hyde Park Bl Intersection
Phase 3 Closures: ▪ Hyde Park Bl – 67th St▪ 67th St Intersection
2019 full closures performed in three progressive phases:
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Restoration work includes:
• Street restoration and backfill forunderground tunnel section
• Utility relocation and protection
• Permanent removal of temporary
deck panels and beams
• Roadway repaving
Restoration ClosuresHyde Park - 60th St to 67th St.
Four New Stations • Three At-Grade• One Aerial
Five New Aerial Structures
Southern Segment Update67th St to Metro Green Line
Southern Segment UpdateAt-Grade Stations Area – Fairview Heights
Installation of curb, gutter and sidewalk
Installation of Elevator Frames
Southern Segment UpdateAt-Grade Stations Area - Downtown Inglewood
Setting base and grade, and electrical work along Florence and Centinela
Installation of Elevator Frames
Southern Segment UpdateAt-Grade Stations Area – Westchester/Veterans
Sidewalk & train gate foundation work, Florence and Hindry
Installation of Elevator Frames
Southern Segment UpdateAerial Station - Aviation/Century Station
Southern Segment UpdateUpcoming Construction Activities
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Upcoming Construction
• Eucalyptus full depth restoration
• Ivy full depth restoration
• Centinela and Florence full depth restoration
• Cedar full depth restoration
Southern Segment UpdateDivision 16: Southwestern Maintenance Yard
Project Completed March 2019
Southern Segment UpdateDivision 16: Southwestern Maintenance Yard
Metro Small Business Pilot Programs
Metro Business Solution Center (BSC)
Help small “mom and pop” businesses continue to thrive throughout construction and post construction
Metro Business Interruption Fund (BIF)
Business Solution CenterCrenshaw/LAX Transit Project
BSC Program Statistics – March 31, 2019:
• Number of business Contacts: 460
• Number of business Intakes/Assessments: 351
• Number of business referrals: 1129
BSC Business Resources:
• Hands-on business development
• Expert business advice and coaching
• Technical assistance
• Referrals to expert professionals
Learn More: www.metrobsc.net
Business Solution CenterCrenshaw/LAX Transit Project
Learn More: www.metrobsc.net
BSC Areas of Focus:
• Long term business planning
• Increasing business access to technology
• Website development
• Assessment of IT infrastructure and IT systems
• Workshops and Events
• Marketing & Social Media, Branding through Customer Service, Yelp 101, Build Your Business Plan in a Day, Get Your Business Online (Partnership with Google)
• Accounting Management
• Financial readiness
• Access to financial capital
Business Interruption FundCrenshaw/LAX Transit Project
• Financial assistance to small “mom & pop” businesses with 25 or fewer employees directly impacted by Metro Rail construction along three project areas
• Businesses must be located immediately adjacent to the rail corridor and meet other eligibility requirements
• Grant amount determined by loss of business revenue related to period of construction disruption
Learn More: www.metro.net/BIF
Business Interruption FundCrenshaw/LAX Transit Project
Learn More: www.metro.net/BIF
BIF Program Statistics – April 12, 2019:
• BIF applications submitted: 1137
• BIF applications approved/awarded: 884
• BIF applications pending financials: 136
• BIF applications deemed not eligible: 111
• BIF applications denied: 2
• BIF Application Approval Rate: 86.72%
• BIF Grant Payments: $20,830,628.43
Crenshaw/LAX – BIF Statistics:
• 523 grants awarded to C/LAX
• Total amount: $11,969,437.94
• 194 small businesses received a grant
Business Interruption FundCrenshaw/LAX Transit Project
Learn More: www.metro.net/BIF
BIF Project Updates and Areas of Focus:
• Continued outreach along Crenshaw Corridor areas of:
• Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Mall
• Park Mesa Heights
• Hyde Park
• Inglewood/Southern Section
• Ongoing education of program requirements and application process through: information and application sessions and one-on-one client meetings
Business Interruption FundCrenshaw/LAX Transit Project
Learn More: www.metro.net/BIF
$11,969,437.94
$4,845,122.98
$1,169,739.32 $1,896,164.16
$950,164.03
Crenshaw/LAXTransit Project
Purple LineExtension,Section 1
Purple LineExtension,Section 2
RegionalConnector,
Little Tokyo Area
RegionalConnector,
2nd/BroadwaySegment
Value of BIF Grants Awarded(as of 4/12/19)
Business Interruption FundCrenshaw/LAX Transit Project
Learn More: www.metro.net/BIF
100% 97%87% 93%
85% 83%
BIF Measures of Effectiveness(as of CY 2018 Q4)
BIF Small Business FeatureCrenshaw/LAX Transit Project
Learn More: Families United Spotlight
Families United
BIF/BSC Small Business FeatureCrenshaw/LAX Transit Project
Learn More: Cafe Creole Spotlight
Café Creole
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