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6756-6792 Central Avenue Industrial Building Development Project

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The 6756-6792 Central Avenue Industrial Building Development Project, managed by the City of Newark, involves the demolition of existing structures on a 17.4-acre site and the construction of a 315,390 square-foot industrial facility. The new building will feature 281,584 square feet of industrial space and 33,806 square feet of office space. Site improvements include two 40-foot-wide driveways from Central Avenue, 396 parking spaces consisting of standard, accessible, and compact spots, 46 loading docks, and two drive-in loading spaces. Additional amenities include 34 bike parking spaces, landscaping, fencing, and lighting. The project is classified as a forecast and is statutorily exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and Public Resources Code Section 21083.3, as it aligns with the City of Newark Zoning Code and General Plan Industrial Land Use Designation. The lead agency is the City of Newark, with Joseph Balatbat serving as the primary contact and Ryan Marshall as the project applicant. Performance will take place at 6756-6792 Central Avenue, Newark, California, 94560. No specific contract value, period of performance, or federal acquisition regulations are associated with this project.

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Demolition and construction of 315K SF industrial building with parking, loading docks, and site improvements in Newark, CA, exempt under CEQA.

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California → City of Newark

Place of Performance

Cherry Avenue and Central Avenue, Newark, CA, 94560

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Newark
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Newark
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Joseph BalatbatAssociate Planner

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The Project proposes the demolition of all existing buildings and site improvements on an approximately 17.4-acre site and the construction of an approximately 315,390 square-foot new industrial building. The new industrial building includes approximately 33,806 square feet of office space and 281,584 square feet of industrial space. Associated improvements include drive aisles for circulation and two 40-foot-wide driveways providing access to the site from Central Avenue. The Project would provide 396 on-site parking spaces, which include 291 standard spaces, 10 accessible spaces, and 95 compact spaces. In addition, 46 loading spaces with dock doors and 2 loading spaces with drive-in doors are proposed. The Project would also include 14 long-term bike lockers and 20 short-term bike parking spaces. Ancillary improvements include landscaping, fencing, and lighting.

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