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Chadwick School

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PRJ2020-003020State & Local

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California → Los Angeles County Regional Planning

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Place of Performance

West Academy Drive and Cartesian Circle, CA

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The proposed project involves a 20-year Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for the continued operation and maintenance of Chadwick School, an existing private K-12 school on a 45.2-acre campus in unincorporated Los Angeles County. The project includes construction of previously approved campus improvements, including 25 additional faculty/student housing units (44 total), approximately 83,893 square feet of additional academic facilities, and a 134-space parking structure. The project would maintain the existing enrollment cap of 980 students and update the CUP conditions of approval and Transportation Demand Management Program. An Oak Tree Permit is also being requested for the removal of two protected oak trees.

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