1530 S. Indiana St (ENV-2025-5282-CE)

The project involves the demolition of three existing industrial buildings totaling approximately 1.2 million square feet within the City of Los Angeles and adjacent areas under the City of Commerce jurisdiction, with the intent to reconfigure six existing parcels into four and construct two new warehouse buildings totaling about 732,500 square feet, preserving industrial use. Within the Los Angeles city limits, the scope includes the creation of 62 parking stalls, an 822-square-foot trash enclosure, 80,126 square feet of paved surface, and 12,391 square feet of landscaped area to support the new development and serve as truck trailer yard and screen walls. The project encompasses both demolition and new construction activities across municipal boundaries, requiring coordination between jurisdictions to ensure compliance with land use and environmental standards. The initiative is led by the City of Los Angeles, with key contacts including Senior City Planner Deborah Kahen, representative Roger Deitos, and applicant Ryan Gautereaux, and is formally tracked under ENV-2025-5282-CE with a posted date of July 30, 2026.