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The following are letters of support we have recieved throughout various stages of our park project on 118th Street and Doty Avenue in the City of Hawthorne from elected officials, environmental groups and community members.
On behalf of the communtiy and environmental justice, we thank you.
| Attachment | Size |
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| Los Angeles Conservation Corps.pdf | 204.57 KB |
| Congresswoman Maxine Waters.pdf | 94.65 KB |
| Capstone.pdf | 72.9 KB |
| Supervisor Yvonne Burke.doc | 152 KB |
| Assemblymember Curren Price.doc | 1.03 MB |
| City of Hawthorne Councilmember Danny Juarez.doc | 143 KB |
| Environmental Charter High School.jpg | 1.08 MB |

Currently FLTS is working to convert a vacant lot in the city of Hawthorne into a neighborhood park. FLTS is working with the city and community members to create a successful plan of action.
On the corner where 118th street and Doty Avenue meet.
13,068 sq. ft.
Close to 20 years
as of July 2006, California Department of Transportation (CalTrans)
Large garbage piles, overgrown grass and weeds (which poses a fire threat), car vandalism, prostitution, presence of rodents, raccoons, large cockroaches and opossums. (as reported by neighbors)
A neighborhood park or community garden - final decision to be made by community members
TBA
Discuss this project in the forums
Various community members have taken the following pictures of the vacant lot from 2005-2007.

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| Youth Clean Up.jpg | 107.68 KB |
| Constant Debris.jpg | 104.95 KB |
| Vandalism.jpg | 106.09 KB |
| Child Playing.jpg | 117.9 KB |
| Rat and Grossness.JPG | 688.07 KB |