Union Station Ken Pratt, Deputy Executive Officer, Union Station Property Management

Master Commercial Developer Industry Forum Agenda

9:00 am Welcome Phil Washington, Metro CEO Metro Board Director Solis

9:15 am Introductions and Overview of the Event Jenna Hornstock, Executive Officer, Transit Oriented Communities

9:20 am Historic Los Angeles Union Station Ken Pratt, Deputy Executive Officer, Union Station Property Management

9:40 am Link US Project Overview Jeanet Owens, Senior Executive Officer, Program Management

10:00 am LAUS – The Opportunity Jenna Hornstock, Executive Officer, Transit Oriented Communities

10:20 am Question and Answer Panel

11:30 am Meet the Developers Mixer Please make sure to pre-register and then visit the sign-in booth

Goals of Industry Forum

• Provide an overview of the opportunity

• Seek feedback from potential development teams on:

• The commercial and retail development opportunity at LAUS • The overall procurement process • Project scope and • Project delivery approach

• Offer networking opportunities for teams to join with qualified, Metro- certified SBEs Union Station Guiding Principles

Transit Optimization • Plan for and accommodate current and future needs • Create large multi-modal passenger concourse Destination • Reinvigorate historic station and courtyards • Provide uses that support transit functions Connectivity • Reinforce neighborhood connections • Create clear pedestrian and bicycle routes through the site

Union Station – Then and Now Los Angeles Union Station: Past, Present & Future

• A Glimpse into the Past

• Revitalizing History

• Capital Projects

• New Tenants

• Events and Amenities

• Looking to the Future • Los Angeles Union Station is the main railway station in Los Angeles and the largest railroad passenger terminal in the Western United States.

• It opened in May 1939 as the Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal, replacing La Grande Station and Central Station.

• Approved in a controversial ballot measure in 1926 and built in the 1930’s, Union Station served to consolidate rail services from a number of railroads (Union Pacific, Santa Fe, and Southern Pacific) into one terminal station.

• Conceived on a grand scale, the station is known as the "Last of the Great Railway Stations" built in the United States.

• Los Angeles Union Station was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.

A Glimpse into the Past Key Initiatives • Transportation Hub • Multi-modal Transportation Options • Environmental Stewardship

Restoration of Historic Icon

Destination Point • Laying the foundation for becoming a transit-oriented community

Connectivity • Encourage transit to neighborhoods such as El Pueblo, Little Tokyo, Chinatown, Grand Park, MOCA, etc.

Revitalizing History – Metro Takes Ownership before after

Capital Projects -Master Wayfinding before after

Capital Projects - Master Wayfinding Track Identification Capital Projects - Master Wayfinding Interactive Digital Signage Capital Projects - Parking Garage Signage Capital Projects - Landscape Renovation Capital Projects - Aquarium Renovation before

after Capital Projects – Historic Restoration Capital Projects - Historic Restoration Capital Projects - Acoustic Wall Tile Renovation Capital Projects – Roof Renovation Capital Projects – Rooftop Lighting Replacement Capital Projects – HVAC Installation Capital Projects – Fred Harvey Interior Renovation Capital Projects – Retail Merchandising Units Projects underway – Bike Hub Projects underway – Fire Life & Safety System & Emergency Generator Projects underway – Historic Ceiling Restoration • 213 Spirited Group

• Café Crepe

• T&Y Bakery

• Barista Society

• Green Bowl 2Go

• Oto Oto

New Tenants • Full Scale Exercise

• Reduction in “Person In Need” calls

• Increase in Law Enforcement Presence

• Emergency Supply Bins

• All Hands Emergency Action Plan

• Continuity Of Operations Plan (COOP)

Emergency Management Events – Union Station 360 Light Show

Farmers Market

Events Events – Metro Art Presents

• Dodger Express

• Hollywood Bowl Shuttle

• Bike Share / Bike Hub

• WiFi

• unionstationla.com

• Art Tours

• Shoe Shine

• Trimana (sundries store)

• Car Rentals

Amenities Los Angeles Union Station

Denver Union Station

Looking to the Future – New Retail Opportunities

• Site-wide ADA upgrades

• Station-wide LED Lighting system

• Renovation & Expansion of Restrooms

• Reconfiguring the Passenger Concourse

Looking to the Future Looking to the Future – Forecourt & Alameda St. Improvements