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Stocker Street Creative - ENV-2024-326-MND

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The Stocker Street Creative project, identified as ENV-2024-326-MND, involves the demolition of five unoccupied office buildings totaling approximately 123,354 square feet and the construction of a comprehensive studio and sound stage production campus on a five-acre site in Los Angeles, California. The new development consists of six buildings, totaling approximately 256,758 square feet, including a seven-story office and production support building with a rooftop restaurant, a security office, two sound stage facilities with a mill shop, and a 122,358-square-foot parking garage with 344 stalls. The project also features a 31,000-square-foot community open space and requires significant grading, including 27,800 cubic yards of cut and 6,000 cubic yards of fill. The project is managed by the City of Los Angeles and has undergone extensive environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act, resulting in a Mitigated Negative Declaration. Key technical assessments have been completed, including geotechnical and soils reports, air quality and greenhouse gas studies, and a transportation assessment that includes signal and striping improvements at the intersection of Santa Rosalia Drive, Angeles Vista Boulevard, and Stocker Street. Environmental mitigation includes the planting of 61 new trees to offset the removal of 29 mature trees and the implementation of noise and vibration controls. While cultural and paleontological assessments found no significant on-site resources, the project maintains compliance with local building codes and safety standards, including coordination with the California Highway Patrol regarding traffic safety and emergency response access.

General Info

Los Angeles project: demolishing five buildings to build a studio and production campus.

Agency

California → City of Los Angeles

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Stocker Street between Don Felipe Drive and Santa Rosalia Drive, Los Angeles, CA, 90008

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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3701-3761 Stocker Street Cultural Resources Assessment

PDFcultural-resources-assessment

Appendix E - Geotechnical Report and Soils Report Approval Letter

PDFgeotechnical-report

ENV-2024-326-MND Stocker Street Creative Project Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration

PDFmitigated-negative-declaration

Appendix B - Arborist Report for Stocker Campus Plaza

PDFarborist-report

Notice of Completion for Stocker Street Creative Project

PDFnotice-of-completion

SCH Summary Form for Stocker Street Creative Project

PDFenvironmental-summary

City of Los Angeles CEQA Notice of Determination for Stocker Street Creative Project

PDFnotice-of-determination

Appendix A - Air Quality Study for Stocker Street Creative Project

PDFair-quality-study

Appendix F - Greenhouse Gas Emissions Study for Stocker Street Creative Project

PDFstudy-report

CHP Comments on Stocker Street Creative Environmental Impact Report SCH#2025110100

PDFcomment

Appendix D - Paleontological Resources Assessment for Stocker Street Creative Project

PDFpaleontological-resources-assessment

NOI to Adopt Mitigated Negative Declaration for Stocker Street Creative Project

PDFnotice-of-intent

Appendix H - Transportation Assessment for City Planning Project

PDFtransportation-assessment

Appendix G - Noise and Vibration Study for Stocker Street Creative Project

PDFstudy

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Los Angeles
Contacts3 people available
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Terry A. Hayes Associates
Culver City, CA

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The Project consists of the demolition of five substantially unoccupied office buildings, totaling approximately 123,354 square feet and the construction of a campus for studio and sound stage production, totaling approximately 256,758 square feet exclusive of the parking garage (114,405 square feet), on an approximately five-acre site that slopes approximately 35 feet northwest to northeast. The integrated campus would consist of six new buildings (Buildings A through F). Building A would be a three-story (45 feet, 54 feet including architectural features and 56 feet including the equipment screen wall), 34,710-square-foot office building that would include 500 square feet of retail space and a 8,452-square-foot food court on the first floor. Building B would be a seven-story (110 feet), 138,725square-foot building with 42,697 square feet of studio production support facilities on the first two floors and 84,548 square feet of office space above. The roof (partial 7th floor) would include an enclosed 9,081-square-foot restaurant with an adjacent approximately 7,500-square-foot open/garden area that would provide outdoor seating for the restaurant and be used for special events. Building C would be a one-story (14 feet), 300-square-foot security office that would include a restroom, breakroom and surveillance monitors and computer equipment. Building D would be a one-story (63 feet), 31,941-square-foot building with 30,000 square feet of studio sound stages and 1,941 square feet of back-of-house facilities. Building E (82 feet) would be a 42,363-square-foot building with a basement with office space, a 12,957-square-foot mill shop with a mezzanine for set production, and 19,200 square feet of studio sound stages. Building F would be a five-story (45 feet and 54 feet including architectural features), 122,358-square-foot open parking garage with 344 parking stalls, a 2,683-square-foot community room at street level, and 5,270 square feet of back-of-house facilities. There would also be a 31,000-square-foot open space area between Buildings A, B, and F designed for community gatherings and special events. The floor area ratio (FAR) for the Project site would be 1.49:1 on the portion zoned C2-1 and 0.53:1 on the portion zoned C2-1 SP. Project grading activities would include 27,800 cubic yards of cut and 6,000 cubic yards of fill; 21,800 cubic yards of soil would be exported from the Project site subject to a haul route permit. The Project would not include the removal of any street trees. The Project would include the removal of 29 mature trees on-site; however, a total of sixty-one new trees would be planted on site as part of the Project.

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