By Jack Stubbs At a time when public open space remains an increasingly valuable commodity amid extensive development occurring throughout Los Angeles County, cities and project teams are looking to collaborate on creative solutions to maximize the potential of underutilized open space. One such example is the Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area, an approximately 2,000-acre flood […]
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