Adult Day Health Care (ENV-2023-7181-CE)

The project involves converting approximately 15,329 square feet of ground-floor parking space in a three-story building located at 620 S. Union Street in Los Angeles into an adult day care facility that will provide non-medical daytime services for adults. No new construction is planned; the work consists solely of a change of use with the installation of two exterior signs, each no larger than 75 square feet, totaling a maximum of 150 square feet—one on the Union Avenue façade and one on the Shatto Street façade. The project is categorized under CEQA Class 32 (Infill Development) and Class 11 (Existing Facilities) exemptions, which qualify it for environmental review exemption based on its location within an urbanized area, consistency with the General Plan and Central City West Specific Plan, and absence of significant environmental impacts such as cumulative effects, hazardous waste, or historic resource disruption. Compliance with Los Angeles Municipal Code, SCAQMD air quality rules, LADOT traffic thresholds, and AB 2097’s reduced parking requirements for transit-rich areas is required, along with implementation of Regulatory Compliance Measures addressing noise, air quality, stormwater, and traffic. All regulatory oversight, inspection, and acceptance responsibilities rest with the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning, which has approved the exemption and will verify adherence to conditions. The applicant, Calvin Chun, and representative Joseph Park are the primary points of contact, while Marie Pichay of the City Planning Department is the approving official. No procurement contract, pricing, FAR clauses, payment terms, invoicing methods, or acquisition-specific data are present—only environmental compliance documentation, confirming this is a land use entitlement and permitting action, not a federal or municipal procurement contract.