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- [1]40%thelalocal.org/news/park-6th-street-bridge-wont-open-until-2027thelalocal.org· Posted Sep 24, 2026· Starts Mar 31, 2027 ✓· 23% of score
The LA Local (September 16, 2026): the park "won't open until early 2027, months later than city officials had expected" and no specific date was given; early 2027 is taken as the end of March.
- [2]85%Sixth Street PARC (Park, Arts, River & Connectivity) Projectengineering.lacity.gov· Added Sep 24, 2026· 23% of score
Bureau of Engineering: construction of the $60 million project began in fall 2023; 12 acres of open space under and beside the viaduct; the Leonard Hill Arts Plaza; funded mainly by the 2018 Parks and Water Bond Act; to be completed in 2026.[1]
- [3]80%Sixth Street PARC Projectengineering.lacity.gov· Added Sep 24, 2026· 23% of score
Bureau of Engineering: the PARC is scheduled to be completed in 2026 and will include soccer fields, trees and paths, the arts plaza, an amphitheater, restrooms, a dog park, skate elements and courts.[1]
- [4]85%Park under 6th Street Bridge won't open until 2027laist.com· Published Sep 17, 2026· 22% of score
LAist's copy of the Boyle Heights Beat story: the 12-acre park won't open until early 2027 because of playground-equipment scheduling changes, per Bureau of Engineering spokesperson Mary Nemick.
- [5]80%Eyes on the Street: 6th Street Viaduct 'PARC' Constructionla.streetsblog.org· Published Jan 26, 2026· 9% of score
Photographed on January 17, 2026: construction nearly complete, especially east of the river, and expected to finish in 2026.[1]
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