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Culver City Olympics 2028 Kick Off – Key Takeaways.pdf

City Council Meeting Agenda
November 13, 2023

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Culver City Olympics 2028 Kick Off – Key Takeaways.pdf
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November 13, 2023
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Culver City Olympics 2028 Kick Off – Key Takeaways
July 22, 2023

Arts and Culture
 One or combination of several festivals – Arts Festival, Film Festival  Art Installations
 Tours (mentioned in Tourism) – Studio tours, arts/ culture walking tours, cultural corridor.  Other considerations
o Elevate parts of city that need highlighting.
o Partner with County, Paralympics, LA28, CalArts (interactive outdoor installations), Culver City High, AVPA, West LA College

Tourism
 Develop Tourism/ Visitor Bureau - unified tourism/ marketing brand – Experience, Discover, Visit Culver City
 Events, such as dedicated CC showing of opening ceremony in a local park for tourists/ community, activities that bring community together, celebration of sister city countries  Highlight History Arts Culture - Competition to create 7 second shots with cash prizes for local content creators to highlight the City; highlight history, entertainment, creative/arts culture.  Olympic practices in West LA/ High School

Policy
Transportation/ Traffic
 Evaluate bike/ scooter regulations.
 Lift red light cameras for Olympics
Housing
 Study short term rentals during Olympics or permanently  Convert empty office building to housing – either temp, hostel-type housing or permanent  Create local platform for short term rental listing or cheaper housing options Other Policies
 Allow temp, pop-up businesses (restaurants, lemonade stands, tshirt shops)  Enforce price gauging laws
 Put additional revenues into charitable fund (similar to LA84)

Infrastructure & Improvements
Infrastructure
 Public Toilets
 Public charging station
 Information kiosks – in person and
digital
 Field/pool improvements, add
recreation pool for community
 Increase shade and water
 Broadband and expand wifi
 Add more wayfinding signage
 Increase trash/ recycling services
 Provide cooling stations
 Additional trees for shade
Mobility
 Improve connection along Washington Blvd from Metro station and downtown  Activate Ballona with rest stops, solar lighting, maps connecting major features  Creating additional transportation capacity
o Reduce bus headways, micro transit/circulator to locations around city/ hotels, particularly Sepulveda/ Jefferson hotels, express bus to UCLA or other destinations, short term transit, additional bike racks.

Services
 Kiosks/ Welcome Center – translator concierge/ info hub, ambassador/ greeters volunteers
 Coordination with other entities – sister city, historical society, la28

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