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Los Angeles County General Hospital Campus Master Plan

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Managed by the Los Angeles County Public Works department, this project is part of the Los Angeles County General Hospital Campus Master Plan and specifically focuses on the Restorative Care Village Parking Lot. The scope of work involves the demolition of three vacant buildings on the Central Juvenile Hall Campus, including the Boys Maximum Security Unit, the former Mess Hall, and the former storage building/game room. In their place, a new 298-stall parking lot will be constructed to serve the staff and guests of Restorative Care Village phases IV and V in Los Angeles, California. This project is designated as Addendum No. 3 to the Final Environmental Impact Report originally approved on November 18, 2014. The environmental analysis and impact assessment were conducted by Impact Sciences, Inc. and Sirius Environmental to ensure compliance with CEQA requirements, incorporating updates from 2017 and 2023. The project received official certification and approval via a Notice of Determination filed on September 15, 2026.

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Demolish three buildings to construct a 298-stall parking lot in Los Angeles, California.

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California → Los Angeles County Public Works

Place of Performance

Eastlake and Alcazar, Los Angeles, CA, 90033

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles County Public Works
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California → Los Angeles County Public Works
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Gillian TiedeAssistant Deputy Director

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This project consists of the demolition of three vacant buildings located on the Central Juvenile Hall Campus, including the Boys Maximum Security Unit, the former Mess Hall, and the former storage building/game room, along with the construction of a new 298-stall parking lot for use by staff and guests of the Restorative Care Village phases IV and V. This is Addendum No. 3 to Final EIR approved on November 18, 2014.

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