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Rimgrove Park HVAC, Fitness, and Shade Improvements Project

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The Rimgrove Park HVAC, Fitness, and Shade Improvements Project is a forecast initiative managed by the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation to rehabilitate various amenities at the 9.6-acre Rimgrove Park located at 747 N. Ringrove Dr., La Puente, California. The project focuses on replacing outdated and deteriorating infrastructure to meet current public health and safety standards. Key deliverables include the replacement of the roof-mounted HVAC package unit for the Tiny Tots building, the installation of new outdoor fitness equipment to replace worn assets, the replacement of one existing picnic shade structure, and the planting of shade trees to replace dead or dying vegetation, along with general site improvements. The project is classified under NAICS code 238220 and is overseen by Park Planner Jui Ing Chien. A Notice of Exemption was filed on September 9, 2026, asserting that the project is exempt from CEQA requirements under categorical exemptions for the repair and maintenance of existing public facilities. While the total contract value is not specified, environmental filing fees have been documented for the project. The work is designed to align with both State and County CEQA Guidelines, specifically regarding the maintenance of public facilities.

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LA County project to upgrade HVAC, fitness equipment, shade structures, and trees at Rimgrove Park.

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California → Los Angeles County Parks & Recreation

Place of Performance

CA, 91744

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles County Parks & Recreation
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California → Los Angeles County Parks & Recreation
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Jui Ing ChienPark Planner

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The 9.6-acre Rimgrove Park includes a splash pad, playground, basketball court, softball fields, outdoor fitness equipment, picnic shade structures, community buildings, restrooms, and a parking lot. A number of these amenities are in need of repair or replacement. The roof-mounted heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) package unit serving the Tiny Tots building is outdated and no longer functional, the outdoor fitness equipment is worn and dilapidated, and the wooden picnic shade structures are weathered and deteriorating. The proposed project scope includes replacement of the roof-mounted HVAC package unit; replacement of outdoor fitness equipment; installation of shade trees to replace standing dead or dying trees; replacement of one existing picnic shade structure; and related site improvements.

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