purchased the land that is now the site of Baker Street Park from the Bixby family. The Encinas family ... growing alfalfa, beets and other crops. The funding for the park consisted of  $500,000 from Los Angeles

14th Street Park   History This park is a strip 60 feet wide and is in the center of 14th Street from ... Council authorized the purchase of this property for $440,000 from the Pacific Electric Railway Company

Miracle on Fourth Street Park 1518 E. Fourth (562) 570-1786 (0.14 acres) Information Hours: Monday - ... lots in park deficient areas. Offered to the City for an interim use by the adjoining property owner, the

51st Street Greenbelt  Coming Soon.  Information: De Forest Avenue between 51st and ... 51st Street Greenbelt  Coming Soon.  Information: De Forest Avenue between 51st and 52nd Streets Project

South Street Parkway South Street & Jaymills (562) 570-1600 (1.4 acres) Information This third of an ... intersection of South Street and Jaymills Avenue. The site consists of excess street right-of-way from the

Jackson Street Dog Park Dog Park Home Page & Park Rules Information 1432 Jackson St. .14 Acres Opened ... 14-acre dog park has perimeter fencing and is meant for both large and small dogs to play together. Other

7th Street Size: 2.0 acres Hours: 6am - 10pm every day. Park may be closed Mondays before noon for maintenance ... dog park opened at Recreation Park, 5201 E. 7th Street in 1996 in an area near the 18-hole golf course

card, cashier check List of items for Auction-  Boat Auction List For more information about the Boat Auction ... 562-570-3215. To receive a notification for the next auction, sign up for LinkLB. 

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Livingston Drive Playground Livingston Drive and Second Street (562) 570-3100 (1.5 acres) Information Livingston ... planted with ice plant and lawn, and reserved for future street widening.The northern most block, between

Wrigley Greenbelt DeForest Avenue (Willow Street to 34th Street) (562) 570-3100 (9.8 acres) Information ... This area is green open space and a walking trail for residents to enjoy. History The Wrigley Greenbelt