Glenfeliz Boulevard Early Education Center (EEC) — Outdoor Classroom and Campus Upgrade

The Los Angeles Unified School District is implementing the Glenfeliz Boulevard Early Education Center Outdoor Classroom and Campus Upgrade project in Los Angeles, California. With a Board of Education approved budget of 6,888,394 dollars, the project focuses on transforming the existing playground into a structured outdoor classroom featuring distinct activity areas, new paving, landscaping, and the installation of a new accessible play structure and safety matting. The scope also includes critical facility upgrades to the Children's Center Building, specifically new HVAC units, roofing, exterior painting, and necessary improvements to utilities and the fire alarm system. The project is classified as a forecast and adheres to strict regulatory standards, including the American with Disabilities Act, the Division of State Architect, and the Department of Toxic Substances Control. It has been granted categorical exemptions under CEQA Guidelines Sections 15301 and 15304, as the work consists of minor alterations to existing facilities that do not increase student capacity or enrollment. Project oversight is managed by the District's Office of Environmental Health and Safety, with Bryan Ramos Fernandez serving as the CEQA Project Manager. All work must comply with LAUSD District Standards and specific environmental conditions regarding soil handling and construction waste recycling.