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Frame 7: East Valley

Mid Valley
Narrows
East Valley Section

M, L, XL Sites

Tujunga Wash Confluence Park (RM 37.6)
Tujunga Wash Path (RM 37.5)
101 Freeway Crossing (RM 35.9)
Sennett Creek (RM 33.5)
Headworks Park (RM 33)
Headworks Connector (RM 32.8)

XS, S Sites

Colfax Ave North (RM 37.38) 1 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Project 91: Colfax Avenue Outdoor Classroom (RM 37.2) 2 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Project 99: Beck Avenue Local Gateway (RM 37.06) 3 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Tujunga Ave North (RM 36.79) 4 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Dilling St & Fair Avenue (RM 36.51)
Vineland Ave North (RM 36.27) 5 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Project 100: 101 Freeway Upderpass at Weddington Park (RM 36.09) 6 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Project 101: Weddington Park Expansion with Non-Motorized Bridge (RM 36.02) 7 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Project 102: Weddington Park Regional Gateway (RM 35.9) 8 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Lankershim Boulevard and Cahuenga Boulevard Enhanced Intersection (RM 35.82) 9 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Project 107: Lankershim Boulevard River Bridge (RM 35.76) 10 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Universal Studios West (RM 35.39)
Universal Studios (RM 34.9)
Olive Ave North (RM 34.5) 11 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Warner Brothers Studio (RM 34.12) 12 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Valleyheart Dr (RM 33.94)
Project 111: Bob Hope Drive Non-Motorized Bridge (RM 33.71) 13 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Forest Lawn Cemetery (RM 33.29)
Project 119: 134 Freeway Underpass / Overpass at Spreading Grounds (RM 32.86) 14 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Project 121: South Mariposa Street Pocket Park (RM 32.71) 15 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Burbank Equestrian Center (RM 32.38) 16 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Project 118: Griffith Park River Park Buffer (RM 32.06) 17 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan
Project 117: Burbank Western Channel Non-Motorized Bridge (RM 31.97) 18 Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan

Location

Burbank City of Los Angeles
Griffith Park
Hollywood Hills
Hollywood Hills West
North Hollywood
Studio City
Toluca Lake
Valley Village

River Miles

32.0 – 37.8

Channel Width

130 ft.

Channel Slope

0.6%

More about the East Valley frame

Channel Characteristics

The channel in this frame is an entrenched rectangular box concrete channel, with a typical width of approximately 130 feet.

Landside Right-of-Way Characteristics

As the channel narrows in Frame 7, landside right-of-way (ROW) increases to 30-50 feet with a couple of large parcels that extend 200-450 feet into adjacent development. However, there is also approximately a mile on each bank (about 20% of the frame) where there is no landside right-of-way due to Warner Brothers and Universal Studios and the Lakeside Golf Course. The landside right-of-way parcels in this frame are both north and south facing, sometimes on slopes.

Notable Features

  • Dense residential context
  • Tujunga Wash confluence at river mile 37.5
  • Lakeside Golf Club from river mile 34.6 to 35.6 along the left bank, no ROW
  • Warner Bros Studios from approximately river mile 34 to 34.5 along the left bank, no ROW
  • Adjacent to Griffith Park from approximately river mile 32 to 34.5 along the right bank
  • Sennett Canyon and Creek at river mile 33.5 along the right bank
  • Burbank Channel confluence at river mile 32

Significant Considerations

  • Projects in this frame have the opportunity to enhance native habitat and connect to other important habitat corridors in the region, especially the riparian to upland connection along the right bank with Griffith Park.
  • Significant equestrian community in this area would utilize an expanded network of equestrian trails.
  • The sections of the frame with no ROW may require using the width of the channel or external land acquisition for projects of larger impact.
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