The city’s relocation plan, passed unanimously by the council, estimates it will cost roughly $12 million to move the businesses from their current locations.
The Inglewood City Council has approved a plan that will displace 41 businesses and 305 workers to make room for a 1.6-mile automated people mover connecting the Metro K line to the city’s burgeoning sports and entertainment district., passed unanimously by the council on Tuesday, April 11, estimates it will cost roughly $12 million to move the businesses from their current locations. That total doesn’t include any of the cost to acquire the properties, the plan notes.
Before voting on the plan, Councilman Eloy Morales pledged the city will “go above and beyond’ to help those affected. Most of the businesses affected are either at the Inglewood Center shopping plaza at Market Street and Florence Avenue, or at the Holly Park Plaza at Prairie Avenue and Hardy Street. Both locations are slated to be replaced with stations for the, the automated rail system that will ferry visitors to The Kia Forum, SoFi Stadium and the Los Angeles Clippers’ future home, the Intuit Dome.
“It is going to affect more than 2,000 people who live within three blocks of this area, who walk here every day,” Hernandez said, noting that many of the plaza’s customers are elderly and live on fixed incomes.
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