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RPPL2026003348

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RPPL2026003348State & Local

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California → Los Angeles County Regional Planning

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Place of Performance

Repetto Avenue and Woods Avenue, CA, 90022

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PostedNov 10

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles County Regional Planning

Contacts2 people available

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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles County Regional Planning

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Evan TuliglowskiAssistant Engineer, Capital Delivery

Andrew FloresPlanner

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This Ministerial Site Plan Review approves the construction of one (1) new 286 sq. ft. storage building, proposed at a height of 14 feet to house equipment for the site's chloramine boosting system. The project is exempt from CEQA because it is accessory to the existing water tank facility. It consists of a single 286 sq. ft. equipment building and minor upgrades to an existing facility.

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