Livingston Rec-Plex Project

The City of Livingston plans to amend its General Plan land use designation and rezone three city-owned parcels totaling approximately 2.05 acres from Limited Industrial to Public Facility to facilitate the development of a new Recreation Complex known as the Livingston Rec-Plex. This change will transition the zoning classification from M-1, Limited Industrial to P-F, Public or Quasi-public Facilities, enabling the construction of community recreational facilities on city land. The project also involves the proposed closure of a segment of Seventh Street between C and D Streets and a portion of the alley public right-of-way between Sixth and Seventh Streets, eliminating vehicular access to accommodate the expanded facility footprint and enhance pedestrian safety and usability. These adjustments are intended to support improved public access to recreational services and align land use with community needs. The initiative is being managed by the City of Livingston in California, with Miguel Galvez serving as the primary point of contact as City Planner. The project was posted as a forecast on June 10, 2026, and the anticipated location for development is within the city limits of Livingston, specifically in the 95334 zip code area. No solicitation number or NAICS code has been assigned at this stage, indicating the project is in the early planning and approval phase, focused on securing necessary land use and zoning changes before moving forward with design and construction. Public right-of-way modifications are integral to the project's success, requiring coordinated planning with municipal infrastructure and transportation departments to ensure compliance with local regulations and community standards.