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Chatsworth Courthouse Buildout Project

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Judicial Council of California

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Place of Performance

Los Angeles, CA, 91311

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AgencyJudicial Council of California

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Organization / AgencyJudicial Council of California

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Hilda IorgaFacilities Supervisor

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The Project will build out the shelled third floor courtroom area of the Chatsworth courthouse to include six courtrooms and chambers, support spaces, and modernize the holding area. The Chatsworth Courthouse was built in 2002 and is 302,436 square feet. The unfinished areas of the third floor were constructed when the courthouse was built but were not utilized. The Project supports the transition of services currently provided at a leased facility located at 312 North Spring Street in Los Angeles. The leased facility will be closed upon lease expiration.

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