Technical Assistance Panels

ULI Members lend their expertise in recommending policy actions in housing for the City of Pasadena
Public agencies, private firms, and nonprofit organizations facing complex land use and real estate issues in the greater Los Angeles region can get expert and objective advice with the help of TAPs --Technical Advisory Panels -- offered by the ULI Los Angeles District Council. A TAP can save immeasurable research, time and costs.
TAPs can provide a variety of services including, but not limited to:
- Evaluating specific development and land proposals or issues
- Assessing overall development strategy and business planning for public agencies
- Developing criteria for evaluating development proposals
- Evaluating growth issues including economics and management
- Analyzing reuse potentials of existing properties
- Identifying key economic and land use issues relating to public/private land use situations
TAPs are a one-day maximum session in which a local government, non-profit organization, or private firm asks the Los Angeles District Council to provide access to expertise on a specific land use issue that they may not be able to obtain through any other means. The sponsoring organization develops three or four well-defined questions that it would like the panel to address and the scope of the assignment is such that the panel can adequately address the issues in the one-day session. The district council brings together a knowledgeable and diverse panel according to the unique needs of the organization. Prior to the panel convening, the sponsor prepares and distributes briefing materials to the panelists.
To take advantage of this resource, contact Technical Assistance Panel Chair, Jonathan Curtis of Trevear Holdings, LLC.
To serve as an expert panelists, please contact and e-mail to Christine Aure.
Technical Assistance Panels Reports
Baldwin Park Civic Center - City of Baldwin Park
As a Part of the TOD TAP Program, the panel of experts focused on creating a pedestrian-friendly core that will provide a pleasant environment for residents and visitors to shop and engage in entertainment activities.
June 2011
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Martin Luther King Jr. Transit Station - City of Compton
As a Part of the TOD TAP Program, the panel of experts provided strategies to further to leverage public improvements currently underway and enhance the MLK transit station and Downtown Compton.
June 2011
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Florence and La Brea Station - City of Inglewood
As a Part of the TOD TAP Program, the panel of experts studied the Florence/La Brea Station in anticipation of the new Crenshaw/LAX light rail line that will open between 2016 and 2018..
June 2011
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Jordan Downs 103rd Street Blue Line Station
As a Part of the TOD TAP Program, the panel of experts studied the relationship between HACLA's Jordan Downs Redevelopment and its linkage to nearby transit options including the 103rd Street Blue Line Station.
October 2010
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City of Monrovia Station Square Transit Village
Part of the TOD TAP Program, the team explored the opportunities and constraints for the Monrovia Station Square Transit Village and the Foothill Extension of the Gold Line.
October 2010
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Vermont Green Line Station Transit Oriented Development
Part of the TOD TAP Program, the panel examined the challenges of transit oriented development along a freeway corridor.
September 2010
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Slauson Blue Line Station Transit Oriented Development
Part of the TOD TAP Program, the panel examined how to better utilize extisting transit infrastructure for better transit oriented development.
September 2010
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Martin Luther King Jr. Medical Campus
Envisioning the future hospital and district for the Martin Luther King Jr. Medical Campus
June 2009
Whittier Boulevard
for the CRA/LA Eastside Adelante Region
June 2009
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Westchester District
Revitalization and strategies for Westchester Business Improvement District
Read about the Panel Members
February 2009
City of Pasadena, Workforce and Affordable Housing
TAP's recommendations for the City of Pasadena 1.07 MB [PDF]
Pasadena Enterprise Center / Pasadena Development Corporation
TAP's recommendations for the City of Pasadena 4.38 MB [PDF]
Port of Los Angeles: Ports O’Call Village
TAP's recommendations for Port of Los Angeles 2.52 MB [PDF]
First United Methodist Church of Los Angeles
TAP's recommendation on the future of First United Methodist Church of Los Angeles and its surrounding area 2.96 MB [PDF]
University of Southern California Report: A View to the Future
TAP's recommendation on the future of USC and its surrounding area 2.03 MB [PDF]
Recommendations for City of Pasadena
TAP's recommendations for a housing agenda of action for Pasadena - 3 MB [PDF]
Recommendations for Uptown Whittier
TAP's recommendations to revitalize Uptown Whittier 1.29 MB [PDF]


