Bill Roschen

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President of the Los Angeles City Planning Commission and  co-founder of Roschen Van Cleve Architects, located in Silver Lake

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The City Council took step today to make downtown's Figueroa Corridor look like Tokyo after dark.

Bright Lights, Bickering City

The City Council took step today to make downtown's Figueroa Corridor look like Tokyo after dark.

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