With the population of Los Angeles expanding and Chavez Ravine viewed as a prime, underutilized location, the city began to label the area as "blighted" and thus ripe for redevelopment.
The city began to label the area as "blighted" and thus ripe for redevelopment. With the population of Los Angeles expanding, Chavez Ravine was viewed as a prime, underutilized location.
With the population of Los Angeles expanding, Chavez Ravine was viewed as a prime, underutilized location. The city began to label the area as "blighted" and thus ripe for redevelopment.
With the population of Los Angeles expanding, Chavez Ravine was viewed as a prime, underutilized location. The city began to label the area as "blighted" and thus ripe for redevelopment.