Art Walk Los Angeles' Nasty War: Oops, Food Truck Ban Is Illegal

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I was on the block when the accident happened. Typical of LA government to come in and ruin a successful event based on a lie to extort money. Food trucks had NOTHING to do with a private car jumping a curb. Why don't they worry about the wannabe thugs that are coming into the neighborhood during artwalk and starting fights? Everything good must come to an end I guess. It was a very good for a while. Friends used to come to DTLA on artwalk days every month and we would grab a bite(sometimes at a food truck), walk around, buy some art or at least discover incredible talent and purchase later, hit a few bars and walk back upstairs. With that being said, I have NOT been to artwalk in months. The whole vibe has changed (for the worse). I would like to see the numbers of how much the city pulled in sales tax, vendor permits, and parking fees(all the lots are taxed). It's a random Thursday night when most people would just be at home NOT spending any money. IMO we need as much activity as possible to increase the tax base. LA and to a greater extent CA have an anti business rep for a reason and it's well earned based on what I see in the case of artwalk!

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The saddest thing about this very unfortunate situation is that the LA Weekly was comfortable referring to the Downtown Art Walk's non-profit board as "represent[ing] downtown business interests." That certainly was not the case when my husband Richard Schave and I volunteered to create the non-profit, after Bert Green asked us to take over management of the Art Walk in late 2008. We stated at that time that Art Walk through its non-profit was to be a "People Improvement District" -- as opposed to the Business Improvement Districts which do represent these commercial interests. Because certain business interests refused to work with the non-profit while we ran it, we ended up resigning from the non-profit after its second board meeting. I think it would behoove the Art Walk board to revisit the "Making The Case" document that it voted into place in October 2009, and try once again to achieve its goals. Even three years later, many of the event's ongoing problems could still be solved by following these directions for improved public safety, fundraising, community advisory committees, officially curated events and other aspects of non-profit management. A link to that document is below. http://artwalk2009.wordpress.com/2011/08/01/policy-directions-abandoned-by-the-downtown-art-walk-board-in-2010/ - Kim Cooper, founding Treasurer / Curator, Downtown Los Angeles Art Walk

If it's only a restriction in the historic core, and only on artwalk night for a specific number of hours, it, by definition, is not a ban. It's a time, place and manner restriction.

The saddest thing about this very unfortunate situation is that the LA Weekly was comfortable referring to the Downtown Art Walk's non-profit board as "represent[ing] downtown business interests." That certainly was not the case when my husband Richard Schave and I volunteered to create the non-profit, after Bert Green asked us to take over management of the Art Walk in late 2008. We stated at that time that Art Walk through its non-profit was to be a "People Improvement District" -- as opposed to the Business Improvement Districts which do represent these commercial interests. Because certain business interests refused to work with the non-profit while we ran it, we ended up resigning from the non-profit after its second board meeting. I think it would behoove the Art Walk board to revisit the "Making The Case" document that it voted into place in October 2009, and try once again to achieve its goals. Even three years later, many of the event's ongoing problems could still be solved by following these directions for improved public safety, fundraising, community advisory committees, officially curated events and other aspects of non-profit management. A link to that document is below. http://artwalk2009.wordpress.com/2011/08/01/policy-directions-abandoned-by-the-downtown-art-walk-board-in-2010/ - Kim Cooper, founding Treasurer / Curator, Downtown Los Angeles Art Walk

art square was kicked out of their building by the owners & all the residents are happy. also, someone should teach this reporter how to write, this crappy story sounds like that dane guy paid her to write it. no wonder no one reads this paper any more.

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Last I heard, news was supposed to be unbiased. Seems this author has a thing for food trucks. Flat out they are the problem. They bring hoards of people to the event with their "tweets" and throw up their hands and the extra cost they produce for the area, the city, and the people who live here. Keep it up guys--the event can get shut down don't think you're above it and then you will have nothing.