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Lancaster Parole Office Lease Renewal

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The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Division of Adult Paroles intends to lease approximately 20,919 square feet of office space located at 43645 Pioneer Court, Lancaster, California. This project is driven by the need to maintain a Parole Office in Lancaster while reducing the current existing space by 50 percent to better align with the current population. The project is classified as a Categorical Exemption Class 1 under CEQA Guidelines Section 15301 for existing facilities, as it is expected to have no significant environmental effect. The scope of work involves comprehensive interior renovations and a build-out of the existing office. Key deliverables include the replacement of ceiling tiles, electrical fixtures, paint, carpeting, flooring, and roll-up shades. Additionally, the project requires the implementation of critical safety and security upgrades, including the installation of a secure vestibule and a full security system featuring exterior cameras, alarm keypads, and key card readers. Peter J. Connelly Jr. serves as the primary point of contact for the project.

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CDCR will lease and renovate 20,919 square feet of office space in Lancaster, California.

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California Corrections and Rehabilitation, Department of

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Sierra Highway and Avenue K, Lancaster, CA, 93534

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AgencyCalifornia Corrections and Rehabilitation, Department of
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California Corrections and Rehabilitation, Department of
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Peter J Connelly JrChief, Environmental Planning Section

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CDCR Division of Adult Paroles, will lease approximately 20,919 square foot office located in Lancaster, CA. The project will involve interior renovations and build out of an existing office including replacing ceiling tiles, electrical fixtures, paint, carpeting, flooring, and roll up shades. The project also includes a 50% reduction to the current existing space. It entails installing a security system security, including exterior cameras, alarm keypads, and key card readers, and implementing all new safety requirements to include installing a secure vestibule. This project is needed as the current square footage is too big for the current population and Lancaster still requires a Parole Office.

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