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A Neighborhood Oriented Project at 3rd & Fairfax

The Town & Country project will re-envision an outdated shopping center into a thoughtfully-planned and neighborhood-oriented property. Robust community feedback on initial project concepts resulted in a new design that will be both functional – featuring a blend of housing, retail, and open space – and representative of the iconic neighborhood surrounding it.

A Neighborhood Oriented Project at 3rd & Fairfax

The Town & Country project will re-envision an outdated shopping center into a thoughtfully-planned and neighborhood-oriented property. Robust community feedback on initial project concepts resulted in a new design that will be both functional – featuring a blend of housing, retail, and open space – and representative of the iconic neighborhood surrounding it.

Existing Property Conditions

Poor parking configuration
Functionally obsolete
Minimal open space
Inconsistent with surrounding neighborhood

The Vision

Elegant Mid-Rise Building
Community Serving Retail
Public Gathering Spaces
Approximately 331 New Housing Opportunities
Enhanced Parking Configuration
More Greenery and Landscaping

A Community-Driven Process

Community engagement has been a core component of the redevelopment of Town & Country.

That is why the project team continues to proactively meet with local stakeholders, including residents, business owners, Hancock Park Elementary School administrators and parents, local elected officials and more to ensure the project helps meet the neighborhood’s current and future wants and needs.

Year in Review
15+

WORKING GROUP SESSIONS WITH LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS & THE COUNCIL OFFICE
700

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTERS CULTIVATED

You Spoke. We Listened.

As a result of community outreach, the team made alternations and enhancements to the project design, including:

Mid-rise building
No tower
Reduced reflective glass
Set back from 3rd Street
Storefront retail to Ogden
No short-term stays
Increased open space
Improved traffic circulation
Enhanced pedestrian & biker access
Advocated for full Environmental Impact Report
Refurbished landscapes

During Planning Process

Public Hearings and Workshops
Formal Public Comment Periods
Response to Comments
Regular Project Updates
Council District 4 Working Group

During Construction

Real-Time Construction Updates
Project Hotline
Dedicated Point of Contact for Questions and Concerns
Regular Project Updates

Stakeholders can expect to participate in public hearings, community meetings and workshops, formal comment periods, and receive written responses to comments and regular project updates. Check back here for meeting dates and locations.

Open-Air
Gathering Spaces

Neighborhood-Focused Shopping and Restaurants

300+ New Housing Opportunities

A Community Driven Process

Robust community feedback on initial project concepts resulted in a new design that will better serve the neighborhood and complement surrounding developments on the 3rd Street corridor.

Mid-Rise Building
New Landscaping and Communal Seating
Bike-Friendly Enhancements
Improved Sidewalks
Sustainable Design

”Existing

Outdated
Minimal Open Space
Poor Parking Configuration
Out of Character with Surrounding Neighborhood

”The

Elegant Mid-Rise Building
Community Serving Retail
Public Gathering Spaces
Approximately 350 New Housing Opportunities
Enhanced Parking Configuration
More Greenery and Landscaping

We Are Listening

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