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March 9, 2026

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2026-05-11_ATT1_Digital Kiosk Community Meeting Notes - October 15, 2025.pdf
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Digital Kiosk SiƟng Plan Review
Community MeeƟng Notes
October 15, 2025

ParƟcipants
RepresentaƟves from:
• Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory CommiƩee
• Culver Arts FoundaƟon
• Helms Bakery District
• Downtown Business AssociaƟon
• Culver City Arts District
• Chamber of Commerce
• Other individuals

General Comments:
• Concerns about driving distracƟon relaƟve to siƟng, brightness, proximity to corners • Kiosks will have no animaƟon and treated with anƟ-Glare • Discussed AB 15 – daylighƟng law to remove distracƟons in vehicular right of way. • Kiosks do not have to have uniform content. Passive may be different and interacƟve can be customized by different sites/districts
• Placement orientaƟon will be on sidewalks, perpendicular to the roads • Kiosks cannot be sited at Metro staƟon or in Metro right of way (under tracks) • Placement between curb and walkway - 18 inches from back of curb • AdverƟsing categories include entertainment, tech, fashion, food, etc. • City content on 1/8 slides and any unsold Ɵmes; unsold will vary at different Ɵmes of the year

Individual/Community Comments:
• On behalf of BPAC -Kiosks to NOT be sited:
o Any locaƟon blocking the line of sight between motor vehicle drivers and pedestrians entering/exiƟng the street.
o 20’+ (AB15 daylighƟng law) should be considered when selecƟng placements. o Examples of these locaƟons are near curb cuts, crosswalk entrances, loading zones. o The car line of sight should apply to driveways as well - kiosks should not block the view of pedestrians from a car entering/leaving a driveway.
o Any locaƟon which would make traversing in a wheelchair unreasonably challenging. o This primarily targets narrow and cluƩered sidewalks. We want to ensure that we are not only meeƟng ADA compliance but providing a sidewalk which is helped more than harmed by the addiƟon of signage.
o Any areas where desire paths intersect/diverge.
o Ideally kiosks are located adjacent to desire paths, rather than directly within them. o Any locaƟon blocking line of sight from Bike users of on-curb bike infrastructure. o Such as bike racks, repair staƟons, other signage for bikes, bike path/lane entrances. o In locaƟons where bright images / screens distract or confuse vehicle operators. o In safety-compromised interacƟons between cars and foot traffic, we want drivers and peds focused on safety, not adverƟsing.
o Examples might include next to important signage or walk signals that might be missed. o Blocking any road or pedestrian/bicyclist-specific signage located on the sidewalk. o BPAC would like Kiosks to be sited:
o Within line of sight of bus stops, rideshare drop off/pickup areas, and parking lots/parking structures. (This should help visitors find their way without feeling lost.) o Nearby theaters, galleries, local aƩracƟons, and other event spaces to capture individuals exiƟng
o Concerns that kiosks will block view of pedestrians and line of sight and curves o Need to ensure wheelchair access/ADA
• Avoid intersecƟons with exisƟng/important direcƟonal signage • Do not place on curve at Trader Joes/Erewhon
• Consider addiƟon to Robertson Improvement Project
• Stay 20 feet from corners, crosswalks and driveways
• Nothing on Washington and Overland? Blind Barber
• Move kiosk near City Hall further east near bus stop on the other side of apron • PosiƟon closer to transit
• Avoid Sepulveda all together
• Look at fatal accident reports and avoid all locaƟons (provide reports to SubcommiƩee) • Avoid at intersecƟons, do not have facing oncoming traffic, and consider midblock. • Closer to bus stops
• Ensure equitable distribuƟon throughout the City
• Include some that are more pedestrian oriented and some just for generally viewing • Should be closer to Senior Center or Vets
• Too many in Arts District
• Support pedestrian orientaƟons so that they are being used; need to be touched • More distribuƟon, not too many in one area
• Add into Hayden Tract near Destroyer
• Curious about qualificaƟons for small business criteria, sƟll to be determined • Help business get onto directories (i.e. Google maps) • Focus of featuring local businesses
• Consider facades/art structures around kiosks and implement geocaching • Help business get onto directories (Ike uses google maps)

Site specific Comments (IniƟal Plan Proposed on 10/15/26):

Culver and Duquesne City Hall – ok
• Move closer to bus stop
• More to east end of block or at Village Well
Culver/Cardiff – ok
• Not in middle of walkway
• Push closer into plaza
Washington/ Culver (Curve near Erewhon) -no
• Too close to loading
• Include tear drop
• Move closer to parking
Culver/Main – ok
• Seems too close to plaza and Trader Joes units (3 within one block) • Relocate across near at corner and Farmers Market
Culver/Washington – ok
• Near tea drop
• Closer to Plaza
Washington/ Landmark - no
• Tight area, blue box beƩer but may not be enough room • Move to other side of street or other side of Landmark near parking Washington/NaƟonal / Shay– ok
• Move closer to sight line to train/transit
• Move to other side of bus stop
Washington/ NaƟonal (Access) - maybe
• Move closer to plants
• Not as good as the one by Shay
Washington/ NaƟonal - Apple – no
• Block pedestrian sight lines at corners
• Dangerous for crosswalk
• Find another place near Apple
Washington/ La Cienega – maybe/mixed
• Not a high pedestrian area
• Move closer to gas staƟon
Washington/ Comey SSD - maybe
• Move closer to Q Coffee
• Not great pedestrian site
Washington/ La Cienega Ave. McManus - maybe
• Generally ok
• Perhaps too close to crosswalk
• Seems unnecessary, not a lot of values or foot traffic.

Helms Bakery- maybe
• Near Pasta Sisters or bus shelter
• Don’t block any Helms businesses/windows
Washington/Higuera/Robertson - mixed
• BeƩer to move to Robertson area near bus stops/bays
Senior Center - no
• Push toward center of plaza
• BeƩer locaƟon in front of Vets.
• #1 pedestrian accidents? Confirm
Culver/Madison/Sony - ok
• Ok site
Washington/Duquesne Kirk Douglas Theater - maybe
• Good idea, but Ɵght locaƟon
• Consider locaƟng into planter/parkway
• Work with theater design
• Not that many pedestrians unless going to theater
Sepulveda/Washington Place - mixed
• Not a lot of pedestrian traffic
• Maybe move closer to Metro Café on Washington
• Don’t place any on Sepulveda – too much traffic
Sepulveda/Washington/Culver Crossroads - mixed
• Ok
• Don’t place any on Sepulveda – too much traffic
Washington/Washington Place - no
• Not a lot of pedestrian traffic
• BeƩer located near Millcross on Tilden side/sushi
• Don’t place any on Sepulveda – too much traffic
Washington/Colonial - yes
• Ok
• Close to Culver Commons
Washington/Costco - maybe
• Don’t blocking exit
• Not sure if this is very walkable
Washington/Zanja - ok
• Ok
• New development
Washington/Purdue/DMV -ok
• Further east closer to line for beƩer uƟlizaƟon
Venice/Sawtelle (on Sawtelle) – no
• Near busy turn lane
Baldwin Steps/Hetzler -ok
• Carful of drainage ditch
• High Visibility
Jefferson/Target - no
• Near busy turn lane
• Not super walkable
• Move closer to Raintree/Dennys
Sepulveda/Slauson - no
• Closer to transit center
• Not a useful spot
• Put in transit center
Sepulveda/Green Valley - no
• Not a lot of pedestrian traffic
• Right near freeway off ramp/fast cars
• Consider closer to Trader Joes
• BeƩer locaƟon than this
• Fox Hills Drive/entryway into Wesƞield

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