Sale of 3-Acre Property at 11101 S. Yukon Avenue to City of Inglewood

The Inglewood Unified School District is transferring ownership of three acres of surplus land at 11101 S. Yukon Avenue in Inglewood, California, to the City of Inglewood for $14 million as part of the Center Park Expansion initiative. The property, formerly home to Worthington Elementary School, is being sold under California Education Code §17388, which permits public entities to dispose of surplus school property without competitive bidding, and is exempt from environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act’s Common-Sense Exemption since no physical changes to the land are planned. The transaction was finalized through a Request for Proposals process, with the City of Inglewood selected based on offering the highest purchase price, a non-contingent proposal free of regulatory entitlement dependencies, and alignment with public community benefit goals. The sale is effective upon adoption of Resolution No. 16/2025-2026, enacted on December 10, 2025, and formalized through an Agreement for Acquisition of Real Property referenced as Exhibit A. No federal acquisition regulations apply, as this is a state-law-governed intergovernmental land transfer with no contractors, technical specifications, delivery schedules, or invoicing systems involved. The only required action is the legal conveyance of title, with no inspection, quality standards, or performance obligations beyond the completion of the sale. The District’s County Administrator, James Morris, is the authorized signatory, and the property’s APN is 4033-013-908. All administrative filings related to the exemption were submitted to the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento and the Los Angeles County Clerk as required under state law.