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San Bernardino County Behavioral Health Comprehensive Treatment Campus

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The San Bernardino County Behavioral Health Comprehensive Treatment Campus project involves the improvement and expansion of the St. John of God Health Care Services center located on a 29.47-acre site at 13333 Palmdale Road in Victorville, California. Led by San Bernardino County, the project is funded under the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program and the Community Care Expansion program to provide specialized treatment and transitional housing for adolescents and adults, including justice-involved and homeless individuals. The development will add 144 beds across seven new buildings totaling approximately 76,000 square feet, including an Adult Residential Treatment Facility, an Adult Withdrawal Management building, two adolescent residential and psychiatric facilities, a Wellness Center, an Outpatient building, and a Recovery Residences building. Site improvements include a new access road off Cobalt Road, new perimeter fencing, and the addition of 228 parking stalls, while the existing ingress and egress on Palmdale Road will be discontinued. The project has undergone extensive environmental review in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, resulting in a Notice of Determination stating that the project will not have a significant environmental effect. Technical assessments have been completed covering air quality, greenhouse gas emissions, noise impacts, and traffic, with a VMT screening confirming the project generates approximately 359 daily trips. Biological and cultural resource assessments have identified the need for monitoring during ground-disturbing activities and mitigation fees for Western Joshua trees. Geotechnical reports provide guidelines for foundation design and ADA compliance for flatwork. Additionally, a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment identified a former 500-gallon underground storage tank as a recognized environmental condition. Due to the nature of the facility, strict client confidentiality must be maintained, and site access must be coordinated through designated administration personnel.

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San Bernardino County expanding St. John of God center with 144 new treatment beds.

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Palmdale Road and Cobalt Road, Victorville, CA, 92392

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AgencyCalifornia → San Bernardino County
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Bohra KimProject Manager

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Terracon ConsultantsWoburn, Massachusetts

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The Project Site is comprised of one (1) parcel, Accessor Parcel Numbers (APN) 3105-191-11. The total acreage for the site Is 29.47 acres located In the City of Victorville a parcel owned by San Bernardino County. The Project Site is located at 13333 Palmdale Road in the City of Victorville southeast of the Intersection of Palmdale Road and Cobalt Road. The Proponent of the Project and Lead Agency Is San Bernardino County. The Project Site Is within the City of Victorville General Plan with the development code of Low Density Residential and is currently designated with the zoning of Single Family Residential (R-1). The proposed Project Is the improvement and expansion of the St John of God Health care Services center into the San Bernardino County Behavioral Health Comprehensive Treatment Campus. The County intends to develop this site with new treatment facilities and transitional housing for individuals in recovery under the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (BHCIP) and Community Care Expansion (CCE) program. The Project includes one 36-bed Adult Residential Treatment Facility; one 24-bed Adult Withdrawal Management building; one Outpatient building (contains three group rooms, offices, nurses station, examination room, commercial kitchen and reception); two Adolescent Residential and Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities (contains 32 beds, restroom facilities, staff offices, group rooms, therapy rooms, psychiatrist office, exam room, medicine room, nurse station, dining room, living/game room, conference rooms, and family visiting room); and one Wellness Center containing a full-size basketball court, commercial kitchen, group room, arts and crafts room, multipurpose room and offices. Additionally, the CCE facilities will provide 52 beds in one Recovery Residences Building. This Project would develop the Project Site with an additional 144 additional beds. Additionally, new gates and perimeter fencing will be installed, along with a new access road off Cobalt Road. Landscaping will also be added throughout the campus. Parking will consist of the reconfiguration of the existing lot with 33 stalls and adding an additional 228 new stalls. Ingress and egress point on Palmdale Road will be discontinued.

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