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A vacant two-acre lot near City Hall in downtown Los Angeles, previously promised as a public park, is being temporarily transformed into an "El Corazón Art Park" by nonprofit AltaMed, featuring an art gallery, health services, and cultural programming. The plan, approved for a one-year lease, has sparked backlash from local residents and a major union, which oppose the deal's closed-door approval, concern about long-term plans, and potential commercialization. Originally slated for permanent development, the site remains unused after previous plans were canceled due to funding issues, with AltaMed now proposing a temporary cultural project until a larger museum and long-term development can be realized.
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