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Zoning Exemption for Co-Location of Independent Study and Athletics Training Programs at BOLA Facility

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The Upland Unified School District and BOLA Performance have entered into an agreement to co-locate an independent study program and an athletics training program at a commercial facility located at 296 5th Avenue, Upland, California. This arrangement allows both entities to utilize the existing space to carry out their respective educational and athletic objectives. To facilitate this operation, the Upland Unified School District has filed a Notice of Exemption for the project, asserting a Categorical Exemption under 14 CCR 15301 for existing facilities. The project involves minor interior upgrades to the site with no increase in total floor area and no significant environmental impacts. The initiative is managed by Superintendent Lynn Carmen Day of the school district and Wallace Gonzalez, the VP of Operations for BOLA Performance.

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California → Upland Unified School District

NAICS

923110 - Administration of Education Programs

Place of Performance

E 9th Street and N 5th Avenue, Upland, CA, 91786

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AgencyCalifornia → Upland Unified School District

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California → Upland Unified School District

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Lynn Carmen DaySuperintendent

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Wallace GonzalezVP of Operations

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The property located at 296 5th Avenue, Upland, CA 91786 is an existing commercial facility. Upland Unified School District and BOLA Performance seek to operate an independent study program and an athletics training program, respectively, at the facility.

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