Annual Report 2011 - ULI Los Angeles - Urban Land Institute

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Shahrouz Golshani, Plaza Property Group, discusses the significance of permanent supportive housing in creating vibrant and sustainable communities. ULI LA tours recent permanent supportive housing developments in Los Angeles. Alex Rose, Continental Development; Ehud Mouchly, READI, Inc.; and Michael Alvidrez, Skid Row Housing Trust assisted 1000 Homes in creating partnerships for the initiative. 11 | ULI Los Angeles Annual Report 2011 1000 Homes Initiative Antonio Manning, JP Mogan Chase, honors the Honorable Jan Perry, President Pro Tempore, Los Angeles City Council with a Supportive Housing Champion Award 1000 Homes 1000 Homes is an initiative focused on helping to end chronic homelessness in LA County. The involvement of the private sector in the battle to end chronic homelessness is critical in order to develop solutions that are effective, practical, and attainable. ULI Los Angeles partnered with UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate, Corporation for Supportive Housing, Shelter Partnership, Inc., Westside Urban Forum in this effort. Development Competition 1000 Homes Development Competition inspired young professionals to create feasible solutions that integrate development, design, and social services. Each team was matched up with a public-sector sponsor to propose a supportive housing project in one of the competition cities. The design objective was to meet the unique needs of the community. The winners of the competition for their proposal to the City of Glendale included: Jed Tarr, Connor Humphreys, Laura Leavitt, MSW, Derek Leavitt, AIA, and Idalia Santos. Mobile Tours This past year, participants had the opportunity to walk through several exemplary permanent supportive housing projects, learning directly from the development executives that put the projects together, and hearing from elected officials that championed these challenging projects into reality. Supportive Housing Innovation Awards The Supportive Housing Innovation Awards recognized the best permanent supportive housing developers and champions in Los Angeles for their tremendous contributions. This year, ULI Los Angeles honored Skid Row Housing Trust for the New Carver Apartments, A Community of Friends for Rayen Apartments, and Clifford Beers for Long Beach Village Housing, President Pro Tempore Jan Perry, Los Angeles City Council Ninth District, the Conrad K. Hilton Foundation, and the San Gabriel Valley Council of Government.
ULI Los Angeles Committees ULI LA District Council – Alex Rose, Continental Development Corporation Communications – Jack Skelley, Paolucci Communication Arts Finance – Deni Shulz, First Citizens Bank FutureBuild LA – Robert Arbour, Triple Net Equities Land Use Leadership – Ronald Altoon, Altoon + Porter, Mitch Menzer, Paul Hastings, John Whitaker, DLA Piper LARC Awards – Clare De Briere, The Ratkovich Company, and Sandra Kulli, Kulli Marketing Membership – George Garfield, Transwestern Commercial Services Michael Donovan, MD3 Consultant Group and chair of UrbanPlan, takes time out with students during the UrbanPlan Kick-Off. Programs – David Waite, Jeffer, Mangels, Butler, & Mitchell Sponsorship – William Durslag, CB Richard Ellis Technical Assistance Panels – Jonathan Curtis, Colliers International TOD Summit – John Waldron, Waldron + Waldron Architects, Ramin Kolahi, Lighthouse Investments, Inc. UrbanPlan – Starlett Quarles, The Bedford Group, and Michael Donovan III, MD3 Consultant Group Urban Marketplace – Charmaine Atherton, Bank of America Young Leaders Group – Lev Gershman, GE Capital 1000 Homes – Shahrouz Golshani, Plaza Property Group Governance Committee – Wayne Ratkovich, The Ratkovich Company Land Use Leadership Committee The aim of the Land Use Leadership Committee is to exert leadership in addressing Southern California’s urban land use policy issues in order to benefit our cities, create thriving communities and improve our quality of life. The committee explored development reform, infrastructure needs, sustainability, transportation, preservation, housing, among others. The committee serves as a resource for numerous public and private agencies, including: the City of Los Angeles Planning Department, CRA/LA, County of Los Angeles, Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles, LAEDC, and others. SB375 Impact Analysis Report Along with ULI’s other four California District Councils, ULI Los Angeles assisted in producing a report on the potential economic benefits of Senate Bill 375, California’s smart growth bill. The report, authored by AECOM, was the result of an extensive literature survey and two days of deliberations by a 16-person member expert panel, including Los Angeles leaders Renata Simril, Jones Lang LaSalle, Mitch Menzer, Paul Hastings, LLP, and Michael K. IMPACT ANALYSIS REPORT Woo, California State Polytechnic University Pomona, College of Environmental Design. JUNE 2010 Michael Banner, Los Angeles LDC; Walter Maynard, HACLA; and Keith Colter, ULI Los Angeles at a meet and greet reception. Committees at Work Charmaine Atherton, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, welcomes guests to the 10th Anniversary of Urban Marketplace. Mitch Menzer, Paul Hastings, thanks Gail Goldberg for her service to the City of Los Angeles on behalf of ULI LA. ULI Los Angeles Annual Report 2011 | 12
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