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Sidewalk Repair Rebate Program - 5937 E GREAT OAK CIR

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The City of Los Angeles is implementing a sidewalk repair rebate program at 5937 E Great Oak Circle to fulfill obligations under the Willits Settlement Agreement, focusing exclusively on removing identified Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessibility barriers and performing adjacent work necessary to achieve compliance. The project involves repairing the sidewalk and installing compliant curb ramps to ensure accessible pedestrian pathways, with the scope strictly limited to barrier removal and immediate supporting modifications. As part of the work, one street tree at the location must be removed, which requires separate discretionary approval from the Bureau of Street Services or the Board of Public Works. The Bureau of Engineering and the Board of Public Works determined the project is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) under Class 1 and Class 32 categorical exemptions, concluding that no significant environmental impact would result. The project is structured as a cost-sharing initiative, benefiting the public, the property owner, and local businesses, and is administered by the City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering. The only identified monetary component is a $75 exemption filing fee, with no contract value, pricing structure, or line-item costs disclosed. There is no formal solicitation number, federal contract clauses, or procurement details, as the initiative operates under municipal authority and regulatory compliance rather than federal acquisition processes. Inspection and acceptance are managed by the City through its Bureau of Engineering, with performance criteria tied to ADA standards, the Los Angeles Municipal Code, and the Greenbook Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction. All documentation, including supporting technical memoranda on CEQA compliance and biological resources, is retained in official files but no delivery schedule, payment details, or contractor requirements have been specified.

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Los Angeles repairs ADA-compliant sidewalk and curb ramps at 5937 E Great Oak Circle, removes one tree, no contract value, CEQA exempt.

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California → City of Los Angeles

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Los Angeles, CA

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NONE

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CEQA Notice of Exemption - Sidewalk Repair Rebate Program 5937 E Great Oak Cir

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Los Angeles
Contacts1 person available
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California → City of Los Angeles
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Natali Solis GomezEngineer

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Sidewalk Repair Rebate Program - 5937 E GREAT OAK CIR (Project) consists of the repair of existing sidewalks as a cost-sharing program pursuant to fulfilling the City of Los Angeles’ obligations under the Willits Settlement Agreement (U.S. Dist. Court Case No. CV10- 05782 CBM [RZX]). The scope of work is limited to the removal of the specific Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) access barrier(s) and adjacent work for the purpose of barrier removal, as identified by the property owner, in accordance with the applicable accessibility requirements, including those required by the ADA. The beneficiaries of the Project include the public, the property owner, and local businesses in the vicinity. The Project includes the removal of one street tree at the project location. The tree needs to be removed as part of the sidewalk repair which would require a separate discretionary approval by the Bureau of Street Services, Urban Forestry Division or the Board of Public Works. Please see the project description continuation in the narrative for more details. The Bureau of Engineering/ The Board of Public Works determined the project was exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and approved the Project on July 29, 2025.

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