Playa Vista Public Storage Redevelopment Project

The Playa Vista Public Storage Redevelopment Project involves the development of a vacant 25,000-square-foot portion of a 143,393-square-foot lot in Los Angeles, California, currently occupied by an existing four-story mini-warehouse building with approximately 216,584 square feet of storage space. The proposed project will construct a new three-story mixed-use building over a basement, totaling 82,324 square feet of floor area, including 3,959 square feet of retail space and 78,365 square feet of additional mini-warehouse use, with a maximum building height of 44 feet and three inches. Upon completion, the entire site will feature approximately 298,908 square feet of floor area, combining the retained existing structure with the new development. The project requires zoning adjustments, a height district modification, and a Conditional Use Permit to allow for increased density and storage uses adjacent to residential areas, all in compliance with local land use codes and environmental review requirements under the California Environmental Quality Act. A Mitigated Negative Declaration has been prepared and approved, establishing mitigation measures to address potential environmental impacts and mandating ongoing monitoring to ensure compliance. The project is administered by the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning, with Kenton Trinh serving as the primary point of contact for administrative and planning inquiries. The applicant, Public Storage, is responsible for implementing the development and adhering to all municipal conditions associated with the approved plans. The site is confirmed as 12681 W. Jefferson Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90066, and all approvals, inspections, and final acceptance will occur at this location. While the project includes environmental review and municipal permitting under CEQA and the Los Angeles Municipal Code, no federal procurement mechanisms, contracting clauses, pricing data, delivery schedules, or federal acquisition regulations apply. No contract value, payment office details, invoicing procedures, or federal evaluation criteria are specified, as the process is purely a local land use approval involving environmental compliance, zoning modifications, and development conditions rather than a competitive federal procurement. Public submissions and notifications related to the project’s environmental documentation were directed to the Office of the City Clerk, with a key deadline of October 9, 2025, for public comment and planning commission review.