Local leaders in East San Jose have launched a revitalization initiative targeting small businesses, vacant storefronts, and cultural spaces, structured around a five-pillar approach. The pillars focus on economic empowerment, neighborhood beautification, infrastructure improvements, public safety, and accountability. A notable feature is the cultural district at La Avenida at Mexican Heritage Plaza, supported by a $100,000 grant for a gateway structure. The initiative seeks to lower barriers for new small businesses and address issues relating to liquor stores and smoke shops, with further policy developments expected.
Local leaders have unveiled a revitalization initiative aimed at supporting small businesses, reducing vacant storefronts, and enhancing cultural spaces in East San Jose.
The plan includes a five-pillar approach focusing on economic empowerment, neighborhood beautification, infrastructure improvements, public safety, and accountability measures.
A standout element is the focus on cultural districts, like La Avenida at Mexican Heritage Plaza, marked by a $100,000 grant for a gateway structure.
The initiative also addresses issues like the concentration of liquor stores and smoke shops, with policies expected from the city attorney by October.
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