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Memorial Park Redevelopment and Expansion Project

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The Memorial Park Redevelopment and Expansion Project, solicitation number 2025021055, is a phased initiative by the City of Santa Monica to expand the existing 10.3-acre Memorial Park by incorporating the 2.9-acre former Fisher Lumber site, resulting in a total 13.2-acre recreational area. The project focuses on modernizing public facilities and improving accessibility through the development of two synthetic turf combo fields, three natural grass youth fields, four rooftop tennis and pickleball courts, a new community hub building, and a new community recreation center. Additional improvements include a universally accessible playground, a renovated skate park, and a new covered parking lot with a passenger loading zone. The project is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and includes comprehensive environmental reviews, such as a Final Environmental Impact Report dated January 2026. Key compliance requirements include adherence to CA AB-652 and AB-1817 regarding PFAS concentrations and the implementation of Native American monitoring during all ground disturbances. Construction is scheduled in multiple phases starting June 1, 2026, with demolition and grading activities extending through 2029. While architectural assessments concluded that the sites do not meet historical resource designation criteria, the project requires strict protocols for the discovery of human remains and the protection of the Santa Monica Air Line Segment of the Southern Pacific Railroad.

General Info

City of Santa Monica expanding Memorial Park with new facilities starting June 2026.

Agency

California → City of Santa Monica

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Colorado Avenue (north), 14th Street (west), Olympic Boulevard (south), and 16th Street (east), Santa Monica, CA, 90410

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Cultural Resources Assessment for Memorial Park Redevelopment, Santa Monica

PDFcultural-resources-assessment

Historic Architectural Assessment - Memorial Park Redevelopment Project

PDFhistoric-assessment

Draft Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Report for Memorial Park Conceptual Master Plan Project

PDFsow

Memorial Park Redevelopment and Expansion Project NOC 2025021055

PDFnotice-of-completion

Memorial Park Redevelopment Draft Environmental Impact Report 2025

PDFenvironmental-impact-report

Appendix J - Draft Environmental Impact Report Comment Letters

PDFother

Memorial Park Draft Environmental Impact Report Notice of Completion 091925

PDFspecial-notice

Appendix D Human Health Risk Assessment Memorial Park Santa Monica

PDFhealth-risk-assessment

Air Quality and Greenhouse Gas Technical Report Memorial Park Redevelopment May 2025

PDFtechnical-report

Memorial Park Redevelopment and Expansion Project Initial Study Appendix A

PDFinitial-study

Appendix H Artificial Turf Technical Memorandum for Memorial Park Project

PDFtechnical-memorandum

Memorial Park Redevelopment Project Summary Form

PDFsummary-form

Memorial Park Redevelopment Final Environmental Impact Report 2026

PDFenvironmental-impact-report

Notice of Preparation for Memorial Park Redevelopment EIR

PDFpresolicitation

VMT Screening Analysis for Memorial Park Master Plan Project

PDFtechnical-memorandum

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Santa Monica
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
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California → City of Santa Monica
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Rachel KwokEnvironmental Planner
Nick MeisingerProject Manager

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WSP USA
San Diego, CA

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The purpose of the proposed Project is to renovate and expand the existing Park to meet an increasing demand for recreational activities. The implementation of the Project would combine the existing 10.3-acre Memorial Park with the 2.9-acre former Fisher Lumber (currently PLD’s Colorado Yards) site to create a 13.2-acre park. With the City’s focus on better serving the community’s demands, the proposed Project would involve the development of modernized public recreation facilities, improved accessibility to park amenities, and enhanced community gathering spaces. Key components of the proposed Project include the following, which would be developed in phases: Two synthetic turf combo fields (two playing fields per combo field); three natural grass youth fields (one fast-pitch softball and two baseball fields); four rooftop tennis/pickleball courts; a new community hub building and the replacement of the children’s playground with a new universally accessible playground; renovation and expansion of the skate park; replacement of the existing community recreation center with a new community recreation center; new covered parking lot and passenger loading zone.

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