Normandie Beautiful

Normandie Beautiful

Building Safer, More Connected Streets for Everyone

About the Project
Normandie Beautiful is a StreetsLA project developed in coordination with Council District 8 to make Normandie Avenue a safer, greener and more welcoming corridor in South Los Angeles. New sidewalks, lighting, landscaping, bike facilities and safety upgrades will make walking, biking, rolling and traveling easier and more comfortable for everyone.

These improvements will transform the street into a true community asset, connecting neighbors, supporting local activity and reflecting the pride of South L.A.

Project Area
The primary project corridor is Normandie Avenue between Interstate 10 and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Improvements will also extend to select adjacent streets to enhance safety and connectivity within the surrounding area.

Project boundaries include:

North: Interstate 10
East: Ellendale Place/Budlong Avenue
South: Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
West: La Salle Avenue/Denker Avenue

Planned Improvements

Category	Improvement	Quantity & Key Details
Walking & Accessibility	Crosswalks	145 new or enhanced crosswalks
	Sidewalks	2.1 miles of new or restored sidewalks
	ADA Upgrades	305 new or reconstructed curb ramps
Biking	Bike Lanes / Routes	9.0 miles of bike lanes and neighborhood routes
Safety & Traffic Calming	Traffic Calming	21 traffic circles, 87 curb extensions, 29 speed humps, 4 speed feedback signs, 1 bus bulb
	Traffic Signals	2 new signals, 3 HAWK signals and upgrades to 9 signals
	Pedestrian Lighting	230 pedestrian light poles or lighting attachments along Normandie Ave.
Neighborhood Enhancements	Trees	139 shade trees
	Landscaped Medians	7 medians along Normandie Ave. north of Jefferson Blvd.