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BHCIP Facility at Los Guillicos

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Sonoma County Public Infrastructure is overseeing the construction of a 9,000 square foot behavioral health and substance abuse facility at the Los Guillicos Juvenile Justice Center campus in Santa Rosa, California. Funded by the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program and overseen by the California Department of Health Care Services, the project will be built on a 1.55-acre site, largely replacing an existing 7,600 square foot abandoned gymnasium. The facility is designed with two distinct residential wings for youth ages 12 to 18: one providing eight beds for substance use disorder treatment and another providing six beds for crisis residential behavioral health treatment. Each wing includes its own dining room, multi-purpose space, staff offices, and group meeting rooms, all supported by a central industrial kitchen. The facility will also feature a dedicated outpatient section for youth and young adults ages 12 to 25, consisting of six individual counseling offices, two group treatment rooms, and a family counseling room. Site improvements include a solar array, two physical activity areas, and a public parking area with access via Casa Manana Road. The project is executed in three phases: the demolition of the existing gymnasium in summer or fall of 2025, design finalization in fall or winter of 2025, and final construction in summer 2026. The project has been granted a categorical exemption from CEQA as a small-scale government institution use.

General Info

Sonoma County is building a youth behavioral health facility in Santa Rosa by 2026.

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California → Sonoma County

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Casa Manana And Pythion Rd., Santa Rosa, CA, 95409

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BHcIP Facility at Los Guillicos Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → Sonoma County
Contacts2 people available
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David WalshSenior Environmental Specialist
Forrest CorsonProject Applicant

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The Sonoma County Public Infrastructure (SPI) proposes to construct a behavioral health and substance abuse facility largely within the footprint of an existing former gymnasium building at the Los Guillicos Juvenile Justice Center campus on a 1.55-acre portion of APN 051-020-060. The facility will be built using funding from the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (BHCIP) overseen by the California Department of Health Care Services (CDHCS). The proposed facility measuring 9,000 square feet would be constructed on the Los Guilicos property where an abandoned 7,600 square foot gymnasium currently resides. Construction is divided into three phases: The demolition of the existing gymnasium in summer/fall of 2025; BHCIP design finalization in the fall/winter of 2025; and construction of the BHCIP facility in summer 2026. The proposed BHCIP facility is divided into two residential wings, separate from one another to provide services to two separate residential populations. One wing will include eight beds for residential substance use disorder treatment for children and youth ages 12 to 18. This unit will include a separate dining room and multi-purpose space, two staff offices and one group meeting room. Separate all-gender ADA restrooms and showers will be included in this wing. The second wing will house six beds for crisis residential behavioral health treatment for children and youth ages 12 to 18. This wing will also include a separate dining room and multi-purpose space, two staff offices and one group meeting room. Both wings will include separate all-gender ADA restrooms and showers will also be in this wing. The main area of the facility will include an industrial kitchen that will service the dining rooms in both wings. There will also be a separate all-gender ADA restroom for use by kitchen and other staff. In addition to the two residential treatment wings, the facility will include a separate section for the delivery of outpatient substance use disorder services for youth and young adults ages 12-25. This portion of the facility will include the following: six individual offices for one-on-one interviewing and counseling, two larger rooms for group treatment, and one room for family counseling. This section will also include one all-gender ADA restroom for staff and another for use by clients. A parking area with separate entrances will be located on the east side of the BHCIP facility for public use. This parking area would be located east of the center and connected to the entrance from Casa Manana Road. Additional outside features include a solar array, two physical activities areas, plantings, and a driveway entrance off Casa Manana Rd.

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