A gentrification battle in Boyle Heights over a proposed tax to clean streets

Property owners in Boyle Heights' industrial corridor, near the 6th Street Bridge, are proposing a plan to fund private security, street cleaning and landscaping, a move that could significantly change how the area is maintained.

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According to Los Angeles Times’s source item, A gentrification battle in Boyle Heights over a proposed tax to clean streets, Property owners in Boyle Heights’ industrial corridor, near the 6th Street Bridge, are proposing a plan to fund private security, street cleaning and landscaping, a move that could significantly change how the area is maintained.

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