Alzheimer's Walk to Bring Sunday Traffic Impacts
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An LADOT traffic officer directs cars around a closure on 6th street in a 2007 file photo.
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES — California first lady Maria Shriver will lead 4,000 participants in the Alzheimer's Association's 2009 Los Angeles Memory Walk on Sunday morning, bringing traffic impacts for those needing to get into or out of Downtown.
The 5k walk gets underway at 9am, starting at California Plaza on Grand Avenue. The route heads north to 2nd, west to Flower, south to 6th, east to Hope and south to 9th before returning the same way.
LADOT has not published a street closure plan, but most impacts along the route would likely be cleared by 10:30am. Those wishing to get across the Financial district earlier should use the 2nd street tunnel or Olympic Boulevard.
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Market Loft residents are completely trapped due to this march. The access in and out of the parking lot is denied until early afternoon.
LADOT has not notified the residents or management company of the closure. There will be some frustrated residents who will be angry at LADOT's lack of common courtesy.
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