San Fernando Gardens – Maintenance and Safety Repairs Project

The San Fernando Gardens – Maintenance and Safety Repairs Project in Los Angeles, California, is a comprehensive modernization initiative funded under CA16P004-501-26 to upgrade aging public housing units owned by the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles. The scope encompasses twelve major components including full ADA compliance renovations, asbestos abatement, tile replacement, exterior cladding and painting, repairs and replacements of concrete walkways, parking areas, and internal streets, routine interior modernization, electrical system upgrades, fire damage repairs, lead-based paint stabilization and mold remediation, playground and fencing improvements, replacement of deteriorated gas, water, and sewer utility lines, installation of 20-year lifespan roofs, and the addition of security infrastructure such as surveillance cameras, exterior lighting, and fencing. All work is being performed at the project site located at 10995 Lehigh Street, Los Angeles, CA 91331, with inspection and acceptance occurring on-site by the Los Angeles Housing Department, which is also responsible for project execution. The project benefits the residents of San Fernando Gardens by creating safer, healthier, and more accessible living environments in full alignment with ADA regulations and applicable environmental and housing codes, and has received a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15301 Class 1(a)(d) for routine maintenance and repair activities. No contract value, pricing details, evaluation criteria, or federal acquisition regulatory clauses are specified, and the project is managed directly by the city agency with Shelly Lo serving as the Environmental Supervisor and primary point of contact.