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Paradise High School Expansion Project

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The Paradise High School Expansion Project, led by the Paradise Unified School District in Paradise, California, is a forecast project focused on enhancing campus infrastructure. The scope of work includes the construction of a new 1.97-acre parking lot providing 121 spaces, a 1,728-square-foot agricultural barn with eight livestock stalls and an associated Odor Management Plan, and a four-acre athletic complex. The athletic facility will feature a new field, a PA system, restrooms, a concession stand, and bleachers with a total capacity of 2,500 spectators. These improvements are intended for use by tackle football, soccer, track and field, and band activities, as well as community events, with usage permitted until dusk. The project is currently in the environmental review phase under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with a Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) issued in July 2026. This report evaluates potential impacts on air quality, biological resources, noise, and transportation, while establishing mitigation measures such as maintaining a Level of Service D or better on local roadways and adhering to specific noise performance standards. The project will not increase student or staff capacity and involves no demolition of existing structures. Administrative oversight is managed by David McCready, Assistant Superintendent of Business Services, with regulatory compliance monitored by the Division of the State Architect and the California Department of Education.

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Paradise High School to build parking, agricultural building, and four-acre stadium with bleachers, concessions, and odor management plan.

Agency

California → Paradise Unified School District

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Elliot Road and Maxwell Drive, Paradise, CA, 95969

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Documents

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Paradise High School Expansion Project Draft Environmental Impact Report NOA July 2026

PDFnotice-of-availability

Paradise High School Expansion Project Notice of Completion July 2026

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Paradise High School Expansion Project Draft Environmental Impact Report July 2026

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Paradise High School Expansion Project LCI Summary July 2026

PDFenvironmental-summary

Paradise High School Expansion Project_Draft EIR_Appendices_July 2026

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AgencyCalifornia → Paradise Unified School District
Contacts2 people available
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California → Paradise Unified School District
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Contacts
David McCreadyAssistant Superintendent, Business Services
Alen Estrada-RodasSenior Associate

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PlaceWorks
Santa Ana, CA

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The proposed project would consist of three components: one new parking lot, one new agricultural building, and a new football stadium and practice sports field. The proposed project would utilize two parcels for the new parking lot, two parcels for the new football stadium that will also be used as practice fields, and one parcel for the new agricultural building. The parking lot would be approximately 1.97 acres and provide approximately 121 parking spaces, including 114 standards parking spaces and 7 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) parking spaces. The parking lot would be adjacent to the new stadium and practice fields, with vehicular access provided via Elliot Road. The proposed agricultural building would be a 1,728-square-foot (sf) barn with eight stalls for livestock and would include 7,728 sf of landscaping and concrete hardscape. An Odor Management Plan would be implemented to minimize any odors that would result from the operation of the agricultural building. The proposed stadium and practice field would make up approximately four acres of the project site and would consist of the construction of a new field, PA system, bleachers, concession stand, and restrooms. The PA system would consist of four speakers and be used for games and school events. The bleachers would be located on the northern and southern sides of the proposed field. The proposed bleachers would have a capacity of 2,500 spectators, with 1,500 spectators on the home/northern side of the field, and 1,000 spectators on the visitors/southern side of the field. No existing structures would be demolished and no changes to the student capacity or number of staff would occur as a result of the proposed project. The proposed improvements at Paradise HS may be used for sporting events, practices and other school events. Sporting events and practices are anticipated to consist of tackle football, girls and boys soccer, track and field, and band. The athletic field would be anticipated to be utilized throughout the year for school events and non-school events until dusk, as required by the PUSD Policy 1330, Use of School Facilities, and the Civic Center Act. Facilities would be available to outside user groups to utilize the athletic field until dusk. The District would have the authority to use the athletic field for practices and events based on specific needs; thus, the event schedule may be adjusted for different school and community events.

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