Ramona Gardens – Maintenance and Safety Repairs Project

The City of Los Angeles, through the California Housing and Community Development agency, is undertaking a major modernization project at Ramona Gardens to improve safety, accessibility, and living conditions in its public housing units. The project involves comprehensive upgrades including full ADA compliance enhancements, asbestos abatement, tile replacements, exterior cladding and painting, repairs and resurfacing of walkways, parking lots, and sidewalks, interior unit modernizations, electrical system upgrades, fire damage repairs, stabilization and removal of lead-based paint and mold, playground and exercise equipment improvements, replacement of aging gas, water, and sewer lines, installation of new 20-year roofs, and the implementation of enhanced safety measures such as security cameras, exterior lighting, and fencing. These improvements aim to address long-standing infrastructure deficiencies and ensure the housing complex meets current health, safety, and accessibility standards. Funding for the project is sourced from CA16P004-501-26, and the work is scheduled to proceed under the forecasted timeline beginning July 7, 2026, with performance centered in the 90033 ZIP code area of Los Angeles. The Environmental Supervisor, Shelly Lo, serves as the primary point of contact for all project-related inquiries. The initiative will directly benefit current residents of Ramona Gardens by creating a safer, more durable, and inclusive living environment while reducing environmental and structural hazards associated with aging infrastructure. All repairs and installations are designed to provide long-term reliability and compliance with federal and state housing and safety regulations.