Housing

Economic Development

Culture & Commemoration

Infrastructure & Environment

Public Space

a community-driven initiative to create a shared vision for Altadena’s future

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We're gathering project ideas across:

  • Housing

  • Public space

  • Culture and commemoration

  • Infrastructure and the environment

  • Economic development

We're looking for tangible actions, from policies to physical projects to ongoing programs, that help realize each chapter's goals.

We’d love to hear from you.

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Why a plan?

In response to growing corporate land speculation and the potential for displacement and cultural erasure, the Coalition proposes the People’s Plan as a living community framework. The Plan will be a tool for solidarity that informs policy and advances a vision for the rebuilding of Altadena rooted in the experiences, interests, and demands of survivors.

Many Altadenans are already doing the work. The People’s Plan will aggregate, centralize, and amplify these separate but aligned efforts into a unified document that the Altadena community, philanthropies, and government entities can use to guide future investment and an equitable environment rebuild. The People’s Plan aims to respect and preserve the unique efforts of its collaborators and serves as a unifying platform for varied and complementary visions.

A Tool for Just Recovery.

A successful People’s Plan will protect Altadena’s diverse character, preserve its cultural identity, and build power with residents and local property owners. By clearly articulating the breadth and depth of community voices, the Plan will serve as a tool for Altadenans to hold decision-makers and institutions accountable.

The People’s Plan will organize community priorities and development strategies into five core chapters. Their content will be shaped and finalized through the planning process.  

  • Public Space

  • Economic Development 

  • Culture & Commemoration

  • Infrastructure & Utilities

  • Housing