Repairing fire damage at Encino Franklin Fields still months away
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Repairing fire damage at Encino Franklin Fields still months away
"Since the fire our office has continued to lead coordination efforts with the Bureau of Engineering, the Mayor's Office, and the CAO, to move this project forward as quickly as possible. With the design phase complete, we are now actively working to identify and secure the necessary funding to begin construction."
"Once funding is secured, construction is expected to begin within approximately two months, and we are working to ensure the project is funded and underway within the current fiscal year."
"These fields are more than just a place to play - they are a vital resource for students, families, and community members. We appreciate the shared urgency to restore these facilities."
A fire at Encino Franklin Fields, suspected to be set by a homeless person, caused significant infrastructure damage that remains unrepaired. A tunnel under a parking area has limited field use and parking, despite a temporary pedestrian bridge. Councilmember Imelda Padilla stated that efforts are ongoing to secure funding for repairs, with construction anticipated to start within two months once funding is confirmed. Harvard-Westlake expressed gratitude for the support from local officials and emphasized the importance of the fields for the community.
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