Geographic area
Citrus Square
42 stakeholders answered from Citrus Square — 12% of the survey, and the 3rd most-represented geographic area.
Top concerns
What Citrus Square raised
Counts are of this geographic area’s respondents. Short labels shown; see the committee pages for full option wording.
- Street & sidewalk maintenance3276%
- Public safety2867%
- Land use & new development2150%
- Homelessness2048%
- Transportation, traffic & parking1843%
- Cleanliness & illegal dumping1843%
- Parks & green space819%
- Affordable housing717%
- Other410%
- Senior services25%
- Small business support25%
- Youth programs12%
City-service satisfaction
How Citrus Square rates city services
A snapshot across the services this geographic area’s respondents were asked about. Small geographic area samples widen the margin of error.
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Not satisfiedVery satisfied
n = 39
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10
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Not satisfiedVery satisfied
n = 38 · 1 N/A
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6
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17
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8
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Not satisfiedVery satisfied
n = 39
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5
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11
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14
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Not satisfiedVery satisfied
n = 38 · 1 N/A
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6
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12
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9
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Not satisfiedVery satisfied
n = 31 · 8 N/A
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6
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11
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5
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Not satisfiedVery satisfied
n = 29 · 8 N/A
From this geographic area
What Citrus Square said, verbatim.
23 consented testimonials from this geographic area.
The amenity and quality of the historic apartment streets; the abundant greeness of the streets.
Illegal bad unsafe driving, sidewalks are horrible, trash issues.
Beautiful apartments, lovely neighborhood, convenience of businesses nearby
I have attended two GWNC meetings, one was the GWNC gemeral meeting (in 2011) and the other was a GWNC Land Use meeting (in 2025). I found both of these meetings to be poorly run, so much so that I was tempted to leave each meeting early. I had attended thinking I might want to become more involved with the GWNC given my great experiences serving in such activities before moving to LA.
1) Burglaries 2) Speed bumps 3) Roundabouts
Nice neighborhood, close to the commercial area (so convenient) but yet the residential streets are generally nice and quiet
Speeding and not stopping at stop signs 200 block Mansfield Ave no speed bumps Parking without permits bogus handicapped placards
I have lived in Citrus Square my whole life and I love the history and diversity of the neighborhood.
The location, the diversity and the “old charm” of the houses
It is a great location, homes are lovely, nice neighbors
Quality of life. Suburban vibe in an urban region.
Replanting the trees around the Third Street Elementary School campus and blocking the conversion of the home at 200 South Orange Drive into a house of worship. It doesn't seem like a good idea to allow someone to break the law, ask forgiveness, and then be rewarded with a CUP. In fact, if anything, it seems that if the CUP goes through, you will have created a new and preferred way to get a CUP. "Just do whatever you want. Get in trouble after it is done. Get a CUP to make it all legal."
convenience
SAFE AND GOOD QUALITY OF LIFE IN RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS
Speed bumps, BURGLARIES
Safety, family, community. Not living in constant fear/paranoia that my home is the next target of invasion and that our community is being watched by criminals.
Safety from home burglaries and speeding/stop sign running on Citrus between Beverly and 3rd
The constant burglaries. You have to solve this. Neighborhood watches and cameras do nothing.
Great neighbors
Responsibility to protect its constituents. And lobby/legislate what’s in the best interest of its residents and home owners who pay 99% of taxes/ property taxes.
Neighborhood safety and the uptick in crime.
I love the community and the proximity to cafes and shops
Vibrant diverse community, historic connection
See this cut through each committee