4620 West Hollywood Boulevard (ENV-2024-8111-CE)

The project at 4620-4622 ½ West Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles involves the demolition of an existing two-story commercial building and the construction of a six-story, 20,124-square-foot mixed-use structure containing 24 residential units and 2,018 square feet of commercial space. The residential units consist of eight studios and sixteen one-bedroom units, with 11 percent of the total units—and at least 11 percent of the base 18 units—designated for Extremely Low-Income Households under the Transit-Oriented Communities Affordable Housing Incentive Program. The building will stand 81 feet and 10 inches tall, with a floor area ratio of 2.98:1 for residential use and 0.29:1 for commercial use. No automobile parking is provided; instead, the development includes 56 bicycle parking spaces and 2,999 square feet of usable open space. Grading and export of approximately 515 cubic yards of earth will also occur on site. The project is designed to comply with the Hollywood Community Plan and local zoning regulations, and it qualifies for a CEQA Class 32 categorical exemption for infill development due to its location within an urbanized area, lack of impact on historic or scenic resources, and alignment with community planning goals. Environmental reviews, including an Air Quality Study and Vehicle Miles Traveled analysis, confirm no significant environmental impacts. The site is zoned for residential and commercial use, and the project’s scale and design are consistent with surrounding multi-family developments. The applicant, 4620 Hollywood LLC, represented by SRB Architecture & Planning, has submitted the necessary documentation to the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning, which serves as the lead agency for environmental review and regulatory oversight. The project’s environmental review was posted publicly on December 29, 2025, under case number ENV-2024-8111-CE, and no formal procurement contract or federal acquisition clauses have been established, as this is a land use and development project governed by local planning and environmental law rather than federal contract regulations.