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BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS Coworking Workspaces the LIST Ranked by 2020 Budget 12 LOS ANGELES BUSINESS JOURNAL JANUARY 27, 2020 NEXT WEEK BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS Coworking Workspaces THE LIST Ranked by 2020 budget Rank Business Improvement District Budget Profile Term Major Areas Included Programs and Services Top Executive • name • 2020 • members • length • name • address • 2019 • type • renewal date • title • website (thousands) • city blocks • phone Downtown Santa Monica Inc. $9,493 1,155 20 years Third Street Promenade, Ocean Avenue clean and safe, marketing and Kathleen Rawson 1 1351 Third Street Promenade, Suite 201 $8,762 prop./merch. 2028 to Lincoln Boulevard, Santa Monica promotions, business development CEO Santa Monica 90401; downtownsm.com 42 Freeway to Wilshire Boulevard (310) 393-8355 Hollywood Entertainment District 8,592 618 10 years Hollywood Boulevard, Highland Avenue, security, maintenance, marketing, Kristopher Larson 2 6562 Hollywood Blvd. 7,426 property 2029 Vine Street, Cahuenga Boulevard streetscape improvements CEO, President Los Angeles 90028; onlyinhollywood.org 75 (323) 463-6767 Downtown Center BID 7,529 1,936 10 years Grand Avenue, Figueroa Street, 7th clean and safe, security, maintenance, Suzanne Holley 3 600 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 870 7,157 property 2028 Street, Bunker Hill, Financial District, economic development, marketing CEO, President Los Angeles 90017; downtownla.com 65 Pershing Square, Historic Downtown (213) 624-2146 LA Fashion District 6,364 1,300 8 years Main/Broadway/Spring to Essex/ clean and safe, communication, website, Rena Leddy 4 818 S. Broadway, Suite 801 5,907 property 2026 Stanford/Paloma/San Pedro and 6th streetscaping Executive Director Los Angeles 90014; fashiondistrict.org 107 Street to 18th Street (213) 488-1153 Downtown Long Beach Alliance1 4,555 4,800 10 years Downtown Long Beach - Shoreline Drive business recruitment and expansion, Kraig Kojian 5 100 W. Broadway, Suite 120 4,816 prop./merch. 2023 to 10th Street, Alamitos Avenue to the clean and safe, homeless outreach, CEO, President Long Beach 90802; 120 710 freeway, including Ocean Boulevard, research and advocacy, marketing, (562) 436-4259 downtownlongbeach.org Pine Avenue, Long Beach Boulevard and special events and community outreach Pacific Avenue South Park BID 2,862 2,044 5 years Figueroa Street, Flower Street, Hope safety bike and segway patrols, Ellen Riotto 6 1150-B S. Hope St. 2,802 property 2023 Street, Grand Avenue, 9th Street, maintenance of sidewalks and alleyways Executive Director Los Angeles 90015; southpark.la 52 Olympic Boulevard, 11th Street, 12th (213) 663-1112 Street, Pico Boulevard, Venice Downtown Industrial District 2,697 450 7 years Alameda Street, San Pedro Street, 7th public safety patrols, sidewalk litter Estela Lopez 7 725 S. Crocker St. 2,482 property 2021 Street, Olympic Boulevard clean-up, tree trimming, graffiti Executive Director Los Angeles 90021; 46 abatement (213) 228-8484 industrialdistrictla.com Historic Core BID 2,200 1,100 5 years Los Angeles Street, Main Street, Spring security patrols, sidewalk cleaning, Blair Besten 8 209-211 W. 5th St. 2,2382 property 2023 Street, Broadway, Hill Street, 4th Street beautification, farmers market, Executive Director Los Angeles 90013; historiccore.bid 54 to Olympic Boulevard marketing (213) 488-1901 Old Pasadena Management District 2,193 NA 10 years Colorado Boulevard, Arroyo Parkway, maintenance, safety, events, homeless Steve Mulheim 9 23 E. Colorado Blvd., Suite 200 2,111 property 2025 Pasadena Avenue, Fair Oaks, Del Mar outreach, advocacy, marketing CEO, President Pasadena 91105; oldpasadena.org 22 Boulevard, Walnut Street (626) 356-9725 Chinatown BID 2,083 254 10 years Cesar Chavez Avenue to Cottage Home security, maintenance, graffiti removal, George Yu 10 727 N. Broadway, Suite 208 1,936 property 2021 Street, Alameda Street to Figueroa marketing, district identity, events Executive Director Los Angeles 90012; chinatownla.com 25 Terrace (213) 680-0243 Venice Beach BID 2,039 300 5 years nonresidentially-zoned parcels south of 7 day/wk clean team and safe team Tara Devine 11 1320 Pacific Ave. 1,963 property 2021 Santa Monica/L.A. boundary, west of 4th services; homeless outreach, assistance CEO Venice 90291; venicebeachbid.com 80 Street/Abbot Kinney, north of Venice and referrals; efforts to solve blight and (310) 396-8243 Boulevard complex, intractable area issues Westwood Village BID 1,793 74 10 years Wilshire Boulevard to Le Conte Avenue, clean and safe, communications, Andrew Thomas 12 10866 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 360 1,534 property 2026 Gayley Avenue to Hilgard Avenue development, administration Executive Director Los Angeles 90024; 25 (310) 470-1812 thewestwoodvillage.com Conejo Valley Tourism Improvement 1,700 14 10 years lodging properties in Agoura Hills and multiplatform destination marketing, Danielle Borja 13 District 1,450 merchant 2027 Thousand Oaks meeting, wedding, sports and travel CEO, President 600 Hampshire Road, Suite 200 N/A conferences, familiarization tours and (805) 370-0035 Thousand Oaks 91361; conejo.com strategic partnerships Arts District Los Angeles 1,643 550 5 years Alameda Street, 4th Street, 6th Street, public safety and street maintenance Miguel Vargas 14 627 S. Central Ave. 1,471 property 2024 7th Street and Santa Fe Avenue programs Executive Director Los Angeles 90021; artsdistrictla.org 57 (213) 327-0979 Greater Downtown Glendale Association 1,587 165 10 years Brand Boulevard and Central Avenue beautification, cleaning, public space Rick Lemmo 15 100 N. Brand Blvd., Suite 508 1,436 property 2029 development and management, district President Glendale 91203; downtownglendale.com 46 identity and branding (818) 476-0121 Figueroa Corridor Partnership 1,548 125 10 years Figueroa Street, Flower Street, Vermont security, maintenance, marketing Steve Gibson 16 3982 S. Figueroa St., Suite 207 1,520 property 2027 Avenue, Hoover Street, Jefferson Executive Director Los Angeles 90037; figueroacorridor.org 90 Boulevard, Adams Boulevard (213) 746-9577 1 Includes a property-based and business-based district. thoroughness of the list, omissions and typographical errors sometimes occur. Please send corrections or additions on 2 Provided by the Los Angeles City Clerk. company letterhead to the Research Department, Los Angeles Business Journal, 11150 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 350, Some of the budget increases include carryover dollars not spent during previous year(s) NA - Not Available N/A - Not Los Angeles 90025. ©2020 Los Angeles Business Journal. This list may not be reprinted in whole or in part without Applicable Note: The information on this list was provided by representatives of the districts and cities. To the best of prior written permission from the editor. Reprints are available from Wright’s Media (877) 652-5295. our knowledge, this information is accurate as of press time. While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and Researched by Joshua Niv 012-14_BIDSlist.indd 12 1/22/20 11:25 AM JANUARY 27, 2020 THE LIST LOS ANGELES BUSINESS JOURNAL 13 BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS Rank Business Improvement District Budget Profile Term Major Areas Included Programs and Services Top Executive • name • 2020 • members • length • name • address • 2019 • type • renewal date • title • website (thousands) • city blocks • phone Downtown Pomona $1,400 112 NA Garey Avenue, Mission Boulevard maintenance, pocket parks, pet stations, Larry Egan 17 119 W. 2nd St. $1,400 property NA security Executive Director Pomona 91766; downtownpomona.org 42 (909) 469-1121 San Pedro Historic Waterfront BID 1,274 638 10 years Harbor Boulevard, Pacific Avenue, 6th security, maintenance and Lorena Parker 18 390 W. 7th St. 1,274 property 2028 Street, 7th Street, L.A. Waterfront beautification; tourism development and Executive Director San Pedro 90731; sanpedrobid.com 45 marketing (310) 832-2183 Playhouse District Association 1,243 500 5 years Colorado Boulevard from Los Robles clean and safe, promotional events, arts Brian Wallace 19 709 E. Colorado Blvd., Suite 160 1,503 property 2021 Avenue to Catalina Avenue, Lake Avenue initiatives, economic development Executive Director Pasadena 91101; playhousedistrict.org 32 from Colorado to Walnut Street (626) 744-0340 Century City BID Association 1,211 179 10 years Santa Monica Boulevard, Century Park landscape and maintenance, street Vicki Nussbaum 20 2029 Century Park East, Suite 400 1,2061 property 2023 East and West, Pico Boulevard, Avenue sweeping, day porter, safety bike patrol, Executive Director Los Angeles 90067; centurycitybid.com 4 of the Stars fountain maintenance (310) 746-1272 Hollywood Media District 1,200 340 10 years Highland Avenue, Santa Monica cleaning of streets and sidewalks; tree David Bass 21 948 N. Sycamore Ave. 1,150 property 2025 Boulevard, Vine Street, Melrose Avenue, trimming and general maintenance; Board President Los Angeles 90038; mediadistrict.org 46 La Brea Avenue bicycle safety patrols; PLUM committee (323) 371-7438 planning and advocacy for stakeholders Visit Burbank 1,100 18 10 years hotels with 25 rooms or more in city marketing and activities promoting Tony Garibian 22 200 W. Magnolia Blvd. 1,100 property 2026 limits Burbank including an enhanced Chairman Burbank 91502; visitburbank.com NA partnership with Universal Studios (818) 238-5180 Hollywood Gateway Los Angeles 1,081 50 10 years Century Boulevard Corridor Business ambassador program, street cleaning, Laurie Hughes 23 5901 Airport Blvd., Suite 100 1,109 property 2025 District near LAX tree trimming, streetscape maintenance Executive Director Los Angeles 90045;
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