9.17.15 Section 1 Community Meeting Presentation

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Purple Line ExtensionSection 1 Construction Community Meeting September 17, 2015


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Agenda

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• Section 2 and 3 Update

• Construction Update

• Eat, Shop, Play Highlights

• Doing Business With Metro• Business Interruption Fund

• Break Out Q&A


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Purple Line Extension

Project Alignment

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Section 2 and 3

Status

Under Construction Forecasted Schedule

Section 1 Section 2 Section 3

Length 3.9 Miles 2.55 Miles 2.48 Miles

New Stations Wilshire/La BreaWilshire/Fairfax

Wilshire/La Cienega

Wilshire/RodeoCentury City/

Constellation

Westwood/UCLAWestwood/VA

Hospital

Pre-Construction Activities Current - 2016 2015 - 2018 2025 - 2027

Construction 2015 - 2023 2019 - 2026 2027 - 2035

Operations 2024 2026 2035 4


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PLE Section 1

Alignment

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Purple Line Maintenance Facility

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Butterfield Property

590 S Santa Fe Avenue

• Located in Arts District

downtown, near 6th St Bridge

• Building demolition completed

• Environmental review of property

– Department of Toxic Substance

Control (DTSC) conducting public

comment period now through

October 7th on draft removal action

work plan for site.

– For more information contact DTSCProject Manager Jessy Fierro at

[email protected] ,

818-717-6563

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Tie-in at Western Station

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Pothole Work (Underground Utility Investigation)•September 14 thru October 9th

– Wilshire between Manhattan Place and Western

– Daytime: 9:00am to 3:30pm

Acquire Buildings/Abatement – Properties anticipated to be acquired by October 2015

– Demo will follow in spring 2016

Example of utility work at Fairfax

Rendering of AUR Work


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Crenshaw Yard Staging Site

Wilshire/Crenshaw • Used throughout Section 1 utility relocation and construction

• Mitigation efforts and maintenance:

– “Right Turn Only” signs at Lorraine Gate

– “No Metro Contractor Parking on City Street” signs

– Noise awareness training – Nightly noise readings

– Maintenance inside and outside of yard

8Signage at the Crenshaw Yard


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La Brea Station

Rendering shows length of the La Brea underground station boxon Wilshire Blvd from Orange Dr to Detroit St 9


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La Brea Station

ConstructionLADWP Electrical Duct Bank Work• Currently underway on NE corner of Wilshire

and La Brea, 8pm to 6am, Sunday thru

Thursday

• Anticipated completion date September 30th

Pothole Work (Underground Utility

Investigation)• September 14 thru October 23rd

• Orange Dr to Detroit St

• Daytime: 9:00am to 3:30pm

• Nighttime: 8:00pm to 6:00am

Sewer/Storm Drain• October 4 thru Oct 25

• Nightime: 8:00pm to 6:00am

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LADWP Electrical Duct bank Work


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• Completed demolition of former Metro

Customer Service Center, Blockbuster

and Lawrence of La Brea buildings

• Sound wall construction underway

• Daytime operation: 7am to 4pm

• Work began August 28th and will continue

until October 29th

• Sound wall will be 20 feet high

La Brea Station

North La Brea Staging Yard

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Demolition of Buildings at N La Brea Staging Yard

Construction of Noise Barrier around yard


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• Demolition of former Bank of America

Property Completed

• Metro acquired adjacent property on the

southeast corner of Wilshire/Detroit end of

August.

– Abatement activities underway – 7am-4pm, Monday thru Friday

– Demolition of buildings anticipated to begin in

October

• Future South La Brea Staging Yard

– Sound wall construction anticipated to begin in

October.

La Brea Station

South La Brea Staging Yard

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• Demolition of former

Bank of America

Property completed

• Metro acquired

adjacent property on

the southeast corner ofWilshire/Detroit end of

August.

La Brea Station

South La Brea Staging Yard

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Demolition of Buildings at S La Brea Staging Yard

Abatement work currently underway at former

business buildings on SE corner of Wilshire/ Detroit


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La Brea Station

Mitigation

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Noise Blankets during nighttime Ductbank

work at NE corner of Wilshire and La Brea

Design of Sound Wall for N/S La Brea yards

Crenshaw Staging Yard Maintenance


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La Brea Tree Removal

• La Brea Tree removal begins end of September• 16 trees will be removed in medians

• 6 Sidewalk Trees removed and relocated

– 4 Trees relocated to Crenshaw Staging Yard

– 2 Trees relocated to LAPD Wilshire Division

• Trees posted for removal May 9, 2015

• Board of Public Works approved Tree removalplan July 22, 2015

• Tree removal schedule

– Fairfax: summer 2016

– La Cienega: late 2016

• End of project trees will be replaced 2:1

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Trees being removed at median located on Wilshire

between La Brea and Detroit


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La Brea Median Removal

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Median on Wilshire between

Sycamore and La Brea


La Brea and Detroit

October 2015• 3 medians removed on Wilshire between Sycamore and Cloverdale

• Medians returned after project completion with landscape

• Work required to reconfigure Wilshire to 2 lanes in each direction for pile drilling operations


Detroit and Cloverdale


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La Brea Station

Pile Installation

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November 2015 through Summer 2016*• First major construction activity of subway at La Brea.

• Length of pile installation will be on Wilshire from Orange Dr.

to Detroit St.

• Pile installation includes:

– Rig to construct 95ft (L) deep hole on 7 center to center spacing

– Crane lifting 95Ft (L) , 24 Inch H-piles into holes

– 1-2 piles per day, 390 piles total

– Drilling, pile installation and backfilled concrete completed same

day

• All work occurs behind a k-rail.

• Operation anticipated to take approximately 4-6 months on

each side of the street.• Typical works hours 7am-11pm.

• Wilshire will be reduced to two lanes each way during

construction.*dates subject to change


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La Brea Station

Pile Installation

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• Wilshire Reconfiguration, Cloverdale to Mansfield• 2 lane westbound Wilshire, 2 lanes eastbound Wilshire

• No medians, no parking on Wilshire


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La Brea Station

Pile Installation

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La Brea Station

Decking Layout

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• Green: Hard closures at

Highland and La Brea

• 7 full weeks

OR

• 16 weekends

• Purple: Hard closure at La

Brea and Detroit

• 3 weekends, Detroit to

La Brea

• 3 weekends, La Brea

intersection

*Dates subject to change


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La Brea Station

Decking Options

Decking• Construction of a concrete deck, curb to curb on Wilshire, between

Orange Dr and Detroit St.

• After concrete panels are installed, traffic can travel over the

surface while the station is constructed underground.

• Will follow pile operations; anticipated spring 2016

Option 1*• 7 week full closure of Wilshire, from Highland and La Brea

– 7 days a week, 7am-11pm above deck, 11pm-7am below deck

– 15 Nights of work

• 6 weekend closures La Brea to Detroit

– 9pm Friday thru 6am Monday, work continuous

Option 2*• Approximately 22 weekend closures

– 9pm Friday thru 6am Monday, work continuous

– 66 Nights of work

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Have a preferred option? Send comments to

[email protected], Subject: Decking Options

*Dates subject to change



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La Brea Station Decking

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Early detours: South on Crenshaw, west on Olympic, north on La BreaDetour at hard closure: South on Highland, west on Olympic, north on La Brea


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• Work Area: Wilshire Blvd from Orange Dr to Detroit StDriveway Access Maintained to Businesses and Residents


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La Brea Station DeckingDecking Photos from Crenshaw/LAX project

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Community Outreach

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• Marketing Campaign• Social Media: Facebook, Twitter

• Advertising: Newspapers, radio

• Media Coverage: Press Release, event

• Business and resident outreach

• Meetings with local groups, leaders

• Elected Official Briefings• Safety Presentations

• School Presentations

• Community PartnershipsI-405 Freeway Closure “ Carmageddon”


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Process of Determination

• August/September: Outreach started directly to businesses and residents,La Brea to Highland

• September 17-November 11: Outreach continues to businesses and

residents

• November 12: Next Construction Community Meeting

– Will make determination by this meeting

• If approved, November - March 2016: Contractor and Metro work to get

approvals from

– City Council Member Ryu, CD4

– LA Department of Transportation

– LA Bureau of Engineering

– Board of Public Works

Have a preferred option? Send comments to [email protected], Subject: Decking Options

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Detours: Wilshire Full Closure

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• LADOT approves all detour routes

for each construction activity

• Will avoid local streets

• Proposed detours

• South to Olympic

• North to 3rd Street.

LADOT Dash Map

• Bus lines that use Wilshirebetween Fairfax and La Brea

• Metro 720

• Metro 20

• LADOT Dash Fairfax

• Antelope Valley Transit (AVT)

• No buses use 8th currently• DASH uses 6th


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Parking Utilization Study

• La Brea Utilization study completed

– Investigated from Highland to Ridgeley, 6th to 8th

• Station located in Miracle Mile

– High demand for parking on and off-street – Several Preferred Parking Districts

• Examined parking utilization rate of existing

parking spaces

• Determined initial additional spaces needed for

Parking Management Plan

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Parking Relocation

Proposed Parking Replacement Plan

• Turn 2 way street into 1 way street

– Removes parallel parking on one side

– Replaces one side with angled parking

• Current prospects: Cloverdale and Ridgeley• Will remain 2 way street up to public parking lots. After lots,

northbound one way street from Wilshire to 6th

• Requires 2/3 approval by building owners/managers of both sides of

each street

• Meeting with residents/owners August 20, 2015• Overall opinion: NOT SUPPORTED

• Metro evaluating EIR for any further parking requirements

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Fairfax Station

Rendering shows length of the Fairfax underground station box

on Wilshire Blvd from west of Fairfax to just west of Ogden Dr. 30


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Fairfax Station

Construction Metro Advanced Utility Relocation (AUR) Work• Electrical, water and gas work continues

• Work Hours:

Day work:

o Monday thru Friday: 9am-3:30pm

o Saturday: 8am-6pm

Night work:

o Sunday thru Thursday: 8pm-6am

o Friday: 10pm-8am

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Photos of recent AUR work for Fairfax Station

Photos of recent AUR work at Wilshire/Fairfax


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Fairfax Utility Relocation

2 Years *Schedule is subject to change. Updated as of July 2015.

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Fairfax Station

Mitigation • Noisy activities re-scheduled from night to day work or to be completed by

11 p.m. Activities are monitored throughout each shift.

• Torch cutters used in place of traditional plate cutters.

• Sound blankets shifted and additional blankets added when needed.

• Low impact back up alarms installed on mobile equipment for night work.

• Battery powered (solar charged) lights eliminate noise from generators.

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Fairfax StationOgden Staging Yard

• Buildings on Wilshire atOgden and Orange

Grove have been

abated.

• Future Ogden Staging

Yard

Next Steps:

• Demo anticipated

end of October 2015

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Buildings at 6010-6030 Wilshire

Fairfax Station


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Fairfax Station

North Fairfax Staging Yard

• North Fairfax Staging Yard

• Demolition of Marinello building

– Scheduled to begin Sept 21- October 19

– Work hours: 7am-4pm

• Temporary re-routing of the adjacent alley atWilshire required

– Deliveries will be maintained to 99cent store

– Work hours: 9am-4pm

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Johnnies

Fairfax Station


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Fairfax StationFairfax Coordinated Construction Projects (FCCP)

Multiple construction projects are underway within a

3 block radius of Wilshire and Fairfax.

• Metro Purple Line Extension

• The Petersen Automotive Museum

• The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Science

• Alliance residential and commercial

The FCCP committee members meet every 2 months to discuss and

review the specifics of local construction relating to timelines and

coordinated traffic control as a continuing effort to reduce the impact

on the community.

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La Cienega Station

Rendering shows length of the La Cienega underground station

box on Wilshire Blvd from La Cienega to Tower Dr. 37


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La Cienega Station

Construction

Metro Advanced Utility Relocation (AUR) Work• Electrical, sewer and telecommunication work continues from La

Cienega to San Vicente and on La Cienega north of Wilshire

Photo of recent AUR work for the La Cienega Station

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La Cienega Utility Relocation

30 Months *Schedule is subject to change. Last updated September 2015

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Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

AT&T

2017

Fiber

Gas

AT&T

Water, Sewer, Storm Drain and Power

Fiber

2014 2015 2016


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La Cienega Station

What’s Next

April through December 2015

• AUR activities occur mostly during

daytime hours.

• Days and Hours

o Monday thru Friday: 7am – 4pmo Saturday or Sunday: 8am – 6pm

o Night Time Hours:

• 8pm – 6am or

• 1am – 9am

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for La Cienega Station


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La Cienega Station

Gale Staging Yard • Recently acquired properties for

future staging yard on Gale

• Abatement work at 111 N. Gale

scheduled September 7- 18, 2105

– Work hours: 7am-3:30pm

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La Cienega Station

What’s Next • Future N La Cienega Staging

Yard

• Abatement activities in progress

for properties acquired

– Former Citibank

– Former Phoenix Restaurant

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Weekend Directional Closures

Wilshire, La Cienega to San Vicente

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• 7 weekends total

• September 11-12 complete!

• This weekend: Friday at 10pm through Sunday, Sept 20

at 6pm

• 5 more weekends through October 24, 2015

• Directional closures (either full EB or WB Wilshire),between La Cienega to San Vicente

• Days and Hours

o Start: Friday 10pm or 1am*

o End: Sunday by 6pm

*start time depends on the Saban Theatre performance schedule

Detours:• EB Wilshire closed at La Cienega:

Detour NB La Cienega, SB SanVicente, EB Wilshire

• WB Wilshire: One lane open fromSan Vicente to La Cienega.

• NB San Vicente left turn to WB

Wilshire: Closed

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Eat, Shop, Play Wilshire

Lunch Meet-up at Hill Bar & Grill • On September 1, we held our 2nd #espWilshire Lunch Meet-up at The

Hill Bar & Grill, a locally-owned restaurant located diagonally across the

street from the future La Cienega Station. 45 diners attended to show

their support for EAT, SHOP, PLAY Wilshire.

– Address: 8442 Wilshire Blvd. Beverly Hills, CA 90211

– For more info visit: www.thehillbarandgrill.net

E t Sh Pl Wil hi

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Vendor Day

Zimmer Children’s Museum

Vendor Day, Thursday, August 20th (Gateway Lobby)

The Zimmer is designed for children 8 & under, this museum boasts hands-on

exhibits and frequent family programs.6505 Wilshire Blvd. , Los Angeles, 90048

More info: http://www.metro.net/service/discounts/esp-purple-line/zimmer-

childrens-museum/

Dysonna City Art GalleryVendor Day, Thursday, July 10th (Union Station)• Dysonna City Art Gallery presents new and experienced artist

from across the United States. All types of art are featured every

month from abstract to figurative fine art to photography. The

Gallery also has special events, painting classes and so much

more.

• Address: 5373 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, 90036• More Info: http://www.metro.net/service/discounts/esp-purple-

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Candela Taco Bar and Grill Candela Taco Bar & Lounge serves over 15 types of tacos, entrees and deliciousdrinks. They also have Tango Night Tuesdays starting at 7 p.m. and $1 taco night

every Wednesday. There’s also a private event space for up to 600 guests.

Mention “Metro” or “Purple Line Extension” and receive 20% off an appetizer.

– Address: 831 South La Brea, Los Angeles, CA 90036

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Speedy Computer Center • Speedy Computer Center is a neighborhood computer center that

provides on-site services, usually within 2 hours of your call or a

technician can be sent to your home, office and or business. Rates in

store and on-site are reasonable and most repairs are same day service,

some even while you wait.

– Address: 5217 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036

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How To DoBusiness WithMetro Workshop

September 17, 2015


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DEOD’s Responsibilities

Administer and oversee

Gather data & generate reports

Publicize contract opportunities

Provide training and resources

Set DBE/SBE/DVBE goals

Monitor compliance


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About Metro

Multimodal transportation agency

1) Operator of buses and rail

2) Transportation planning and programmingagency

3) Construction agency of mobility relatedbuilding projects


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What does that Mean?

Largest public works programs in the country

Dozen of projects

$30 to $40 Billion over 30 years

Metro is changing the urban landscape


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Why is that Important?

Metro needs contractors to:Design & build projects

Service & maintain existing projects andinfrastructure

Metro needs a LOT of:

Prime contractorsSmall Business Enterprises (SBEs)


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Metro’s Commitment to Small Businesses

Long history of support

Values and encourages participation of smallbusinesses

We need you

DEOD’s role


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DEOD’s Resources Information

DEOD website 6 Steps to Doing Business with Metro Small Business Programs Events Calendar Fact Sheets Certification Application Current & Future Solicitations Useful Links Today’s Presentation

metro net/connect


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BIF Introduction

• Metro’s Goal Help small “mom and pop”

businesses continue to thrive throughout

construction and post construction

• Financial assistance to small “mom and pop” businesses directly impacted by Metro transitrail construction along three project areas: – Regional Connector, Little Tokyo area

– Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project

– Metro Purple Line Extension, Phase 1


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BIF Eligibility Requirements

• Small “mom and pop” business with 25 or fewer total employees • Businesses located immediately adjacent to the rail corridor and

directly impacted by Metro construction

• For-profit business or non-religious, non-profit

•Continuous operation for at least 2 years along the corridor

• Must be a solvent business

• Must be able to produce relevant financial records demonstratinga loss of business revenue directly related to period of Metro’sconstruction disruption

• Must be in good standing with all local, state and federal taxingand licensing authorities

• Must meet all technical qualifications as outlined in Metro’s BIFAdministrative Guidelines


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BIF Financial Threshold

• Financial threshold: The lesser total of amountof 50,000 or 60% of annual business revenuelosses per business

– Maximum annual per business not to exceed

$50,0000

• Covered fixed operating expenses: Utilities,Insurance, Rent/Mortgage, Payroll and Othersupon review

Note: Special provisions exists for commercialproperty owners

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BIF Program Resources

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BIF Program Materials• Factsheet (take one)• 4 Step Easy Guide

> BIF Application• Online

• Paper (per request to PCR)• In person

> BIF Business Advisors> BIF Workshop Series

• Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2015• Time: 11:30am – 12:30pm• Location: 5200 Wilshire Apartments*Refer to Metro’s BIF Workshop schedule for additional locations, dates and times

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BIF Workshop Series

Purple Line Extension, Phase 1Wednesday, October 14, 2015

11:30am-12:30pm

5200 Wilshire Apartments

Los Angeles, CA 90036

Community Room, 3rd Floor

**Street parking only

Regional Connector, Little Tokyo area

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

10:30am-11:30am

Little Tokyo Branch Library, L.A. Public

Library203 S. Los Angeles Street


Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project CorridorWednesday, September 30, 2015

4:00pm-5:00pm

Metro’s Business Solution Center

(Co-located at the L.A. Urban League)

3450 Mount Vernon Drive


Tuesday, October 27, 2015

10:30am-11:30am

Inglewood City Hall

Community Room A, 9th Floor

One Manchester Blvd.Inglewood, CA 90301

For additional infomration and to RSVP, please email Adriana Hernandez

at [email protected] or call (213) 922-2614.

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BIF Fund Administrator

Pacific Coast Regional, Small BusinessDevelopment Corp. (PCR)

Angela Winston

Vice President & Program Manager

3255 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1501


(213)739-2999 ext. 223

[email protected] www.pcrcorp.org

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Future Community Meetings

• Next Section 1 Community Meeting: November 12, 2015 atJohn Burroughs Middle School Auditorium, 600 S.

McCadden Pl.

• Community Meetings held on the 3rd Thursday of every other month

(except November, which is the 2

nd

Thursday of the month due to Thanksgiving) – Community Meeting location will rotate along the alignment

– Section 1 Advisory Group will meet as needed to discuss station

specific issues. Meetings will be open to the public.

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9.17.15 Section 1 Community Meeting Presentation

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