Proposition O
About Proposition O
In 2004, Los Angeles voters overwhelmingly passed Proposition O, which authorized the City of Los Angeles to fund projects (up to $500 million) that prevent and remove pollutants from our regional waterways and ocean, consequently protecting public safety and meeting federal Clean Water Act regulations.
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Echo Park Lake Rehabilitation
In 2006, Echo Park Lake was identified by the State of California as an impaired water body. The lake was originally built in the 1860s as a reservoir for drinking water. Today Echo Park Lake is a Los Angeles icon that functions primarily as
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South Los Angeles Wetlands Park
The nine-acre South Los Angeles Wetlands Park is an expansive and innovative project that collects urban runoff from a storm drain, removes trash and pollutants, and sends it through the constructed wetlands for treatment
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Cesar Chavez Ground Water Improvement
The Cesar Chavez Groundwater Improvement Project will provide ground water recharge of up to an additional 10,800 acre-feet / year of rainwater from the newly renovated Tujunga Wash to infiltrate into the Tujunga Spreading Grounds.
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Grand Boulevard Tree Wells
The Grand Boulevard Tree Wells project installed seven water filtration systems around native trees lining Grand Boulevard
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