Diane Sambrano

long-time resident of Inglewood

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Long-time resident of Inglewood

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If voters in Inglewood support an NFL stadium, the developers of  Hollywood Park Tomorrow  won't have to go through the normal planning process or submit to an environmental review.

The City of Inglewood Tackles a Tough Problem

If voters in Inglewood support an NFL stadium, the developers of Hollywood Park Tomorrow won't have to go through the normal planning process or submit to an environmental review.

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