| Project Name |
Location |
Case Type |
Description |
Mobility Element
Notice of Intent to Adopt a Negative Declaration
Negative Declaration |
City of Long Beach, County of Los Angeles, California |
ND |
The Mobility Element focuses on the circulation component of the City of Long Beach General Plan and will replace the adopted 1991 Transportation Element. Compared to the current Transportation Element, the proposed update places more emphasis on pedestrian, bicycling and public transit options, and transformative infrastructure prepared in compliance with the 2008 Complete Streets Act (Assembly Bill 1358), which mandates that circulation elements to include concepts for a balanced, multimodal transportation network that meets the needs of all users of streets and highways including motorists, pedestrians, bicyclists, children, person with disabilities, seniors, movers of commercial goods and user of public transportation. |
Belmont Pool Revitalization
Notice of Preparation
Initial Study |
4000 East Olympic Plaza, Long Beach, CA 90803
Belmont Pool is located in Belmont Shore Beach Park in southeast Long Beach. The existing pool complex is bounded by the beach and the Pacific Ocean to the south, the City’s Beach Maintenance Yard and a large parking lot that provides parking for the beach, Belmont Pool, beach volleyball, Rosie’s Dog Beach, and a boat launch to the southeast, East Olympic Plaza to the north, and the Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier parking lot to the northwest.
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NOP
IS |
The project proposes the demolition of the existing Belmont Pool complex (the indoor and outdoor features) and the construction and operation of a replacement pool complex that includes indoor and outdoor pool components. Spectator seating will be provided for approximately 3,500 people through a combination of permanent and portable seating in the indoor and outdoor areas.
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California State University Long Beach (CSULB) Foundation Project
Notice of Preparation
Initial Study
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The 9.88-acre (ac) project site is located in the City of Long Beach (City) at the northwest corner of Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) and Cota Avenue. The project site is bounded by the CSULB Foundation’s Regional Technology Center (the Technology Park) and Technology Avenue to the west, 19th Street to the north Cota Avenue to the east, and PCH to the south.
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NOP
IS |
The project proposes the demolition of the existing buildings and carports on the site, and construction of a new single story building for retail use that would be up to 125,000 sf in size and 486 parking spaces. Figure 2 provides a conceptual site plan for the proposed project. The new retail building would be located on the north half of the site, with parking on the east, south, and west sides of the site. Landscaping, including approximately 123 trees, would be installed on the site. The project building could be used by a single retail tenant or by two retail tenants with separate (side-by-side) entrances. |
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Drake Park Soccer Field
Notice of Intent to Adopt
Initial Study/ Mitigated Negative Declaration
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The project site is bound by Loma Vista Drive and single-family residential uses to the southeast and east, a ceramic factory and industrial uses to the south, De Forest Avenue and the Los Angeles River to the west, and existing industrial and commercial uses to the north.
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IS |
The proposed project includes the development of an 8.75 ac new park facility on existing vacant parcels. The proposed project would consist of one striped soccer field, large landscaped open space/passive park areas, a pedestrian walking trail, restroom facilities, and parking (Table 2.2.A). The proposed park would incorporate the existing Loma Vista Park into the new park layout by removing the existing chain-link fencing along the northeastern portions of Loma Vista Park. In addition, the proposed project would use a portion of a City-owned parking lot located near the northwest area of the project site to accommodate the proposed passive park space. The proposed Drake Park Soccer Field Project would be linear in form and would be characterized by an 8 foot (ft) wide pedestrian trail traversing the park from the northeast to southwest. The northeast entrance at Anaheim Street and N. Daisy Avenue is envisioned to be a gateway entrance to the proposed park. |
Long Beach Sports Park
Addendum to Final EIR
Willow Springs Master Plan |
South of Spring Street, bounded by California Avenue on the West, Orange Avenue on the East, and the Long Beach Municipal and Sunnyside cemetaries on the South.
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EIR |
The project analyzed under this EIR Addendum represents a modification of the previously approved Sports Park project. The original 2006 Final Recirculated EIR for the Sports Park project was certified by the Long Beach City Council on April 18, 2006. |
Safran Senior Housing Project:
Notice of Preparation
Initial Study
Final EIR |
3215 E. 3rd Street and 304 Obispo Avenue
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NOP/IS/EIR |
The proposed project involves conversion of the building that formerly housed the Immanuel Community Church, located at 3215 E. 3rd Street, into a senior housing project consisting of 24 independent low or very low income senior dwelling units, one manager's unit and associated amenities/common areas in 31,006 square feet of floor area. The project also involves demolition of the existing single-family hime and detached garage, located at 304 Obispo Avenue, for construction of a surface parking lot to serve this project. Both properties are located in the Bluff Heights Historic District of Long Beach.
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Urban Village on Long Beach
Mitigated Negative Declaration |
1081 Long Beach Boulevard |
ND |
The Urban Village on Long Beach project would improve three abutting parcels with a five-story building containing 129 condominium units and 175 parking stalls located within an integrated five-level parking garage. Ground floor features would consist of a single garage ingress/egress off Long Beach Boulevard, an entrance lobby, leasing office, and fitness center, along with resident amenities (lounge, game room, event kitchen, and courtyard), units, and parking stalls. Floors two through five would consist solely of residential units and parking stalls. The building would stand approximately 58 feet above the Long Beach Boulevard grade. |
Long Beach Police Dept. Tunnel Project
Mitigated Negative Declaration |
400 W. Broadway |
ND |
The proposed Long Beach Police Department Tunnel project would provide an in-custody transfer tunnel capable of moving in-custody pedestrians between the existing Police Department and the new State Courthouse currently under construction. An existing in-custody pedestrian transfer tunnel connects the Police Department with the existing State Courthouse located south of the police building. This existing tunnel will no longer be capable of being used when the State Courthouse changes locations in August of 2013 (anticipated date it would be operational). |
3801 E. 5th Street
Mitigated Negative Declaration |
3801 E. 5th Street |
ND |
The property located at 3801 E. Fifth Street was damaged by fire and is currently unsafe and unihabitable. It is a Craftsman bungalow that was constructed in 1920 and is a contributing building within the locally designated Belmont Heights Historic District. The property owner is proposing to restore the building in a historically accurate manner. |
Final Downtown Plan
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3 |
Bounded by Los Angeles River on the west; Ocean Boulevard on the south; generally follows portions of 7th and 10th Streets on the north; and land on both sides of Alamitos Avenue on the east. May be expanded to include 33-acre area south of 10th Street. |
EIR |
The project is the adoption and implementation of the proposed Long Beach Downtown Plan (DTP), which would replace the existing PD-30 planned development ordinance for the DTP area. The proposed DTP would incorporate zoning, development standards, and design guidelines to establish design and development criteria to guide new development that would be consistent with the community vision for the Downtown. |
| 2nd + PCH Development Final EIR with Response to Comments Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4; 2nd + PCH Recirculated Draft EIR (Appendices available on 5th floor at City Hall) |
6400 E. Pacific Coast Hwy. |
EIR |
The proposed project would include the demolition of existing on-site uses and would provide new residential, office, retail, and potential hotel uses, along with associated parking and open space. |
| Downtown Plan Final EIR Part 1; Final EIR Part 2; Final EIR Part 3; Final EIR Part 4; Draft EIR; Appendix A; Appendix B, Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3; Appendix C; Appendix D; Appendix E; Appendix F; Appendix G |
Bounded by Los Angeles River on the west; Ocean Boulevard on the south; generally follows portions of 7th and 10th Streets on the north; and land on both sides of Alamitos Avenue on the east. May be expanded to include 33-acre area south of 10th Street. |
EIR |
The project is the adoption and implementation of the proposed Long Beach Downtown Plan (DTP), which would replace the existing PD-30 planned development ordinance for the DTP area. The proposed DTP would incorporate zoning, development standards, and design guidelines to establish design and development criteria to guide new development that would be consistent with the community vision for the Downtown. |
| 4201 E. Willow Mitigated Negative Declaration; Appendix A; Appendix B; Appendix C; Appendix D; Appendix E; Appendix F; Appendix G |
4201 E. Willow St. |
ND |
The proposed project is a mixed-use development that would include a 9,121 sf retail building and a 4,296 sf automated car wash. There will be 67 parking spaces on site after project implementation, including 14 spaces for the car wash and 53 spaces for the retail uses. The proposed project includes the demolition of portions of the existing dealership, including the service and parts department. Due to the unique architecture and potential historic significance of the existing buildings and features, the project would reuse the entire Ray Vines Chrysler Plymouth Dealership showroom building and the original pole sign. |
| Long Beach Plastic Carryout Bag Ordinance Addendum to the Ordinances to Ban Plastic Carryout Bags in Los Angeles County Final EIR |
Citywide |
EIR |
The proposed ordinance would ban the issuance of plastic carryout bags and impose a 10 cent charge on the issuance of recyclable paper carryout bags at all supermarkets and other grocery stores, pharmacies, drug stores, convenience stores, foodmarts, and Long Beach farmers markets. The ordinance would require a store to provide or make available to a customer only recyclable paper carryout bags or reusable bags. The ordinance would also encourage a store to educate its staff to promote reusable bags and to post signs encouraging customers to use reusable bags. |
| 2nd + PCH Development Recirculated Draft EIR (Appendices available on 5th floor at City Hall) |
6400 E. Pacific Coast Hwy. |
EIR |
The proposed project would include the demolition of existing on-site uses and would provide new residential, office, retail, and potential hotel uses, along with associated parking and open space. |
| Pine Square Theater Conversion to Residential Negative Declaration |
250-270 Pacific Avenue
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ND |
Proposal to convert the theater space from the closed AMC Pine Square 16-screen movie theater into 69 residential apartment units. 112,079 square feet of new residential space, in two levels, will be created from the existing highceilinged one-level theater envelope. The existing 142 residential dwelling units will remain, as well as the existing retail spaces on Pine Avenue, 3rd Street and Broadway. A small amount of floor area from the theater box offices, approximately 538 square feet, will be converted into new commercial retail space, bringing the total leasable retail floor area on-site to 37,240 square feet.
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| Colorado Lagoon Final EIR Addendum |
SE portion of LB, NW of San Gabriel River mouth, and upstream fr Marine Stadium & Alamitos Bay. |
EIR |
The primary goals of the proposed project are to: (1) create habitat that can successfully establish and support native plant and animal communities in the long term, (2) implement long-term water quality control measures, and (3) enhance the Lagoon’s value as a recreational resource. The proposed project provides a framework to coordinate these various and potentially competing interests. |
| 100 E. Ocean Boulevard Acquisition Project Negative Declaration |
100 E. Ocean Boulevard |
ND 07-10 |
The proposed project involves acquisition of a privately-owned property at 100 E. Ocean Boulevard by the Long Beach Redevelopment Agency (Redevelopment Agency) for the purpose of land assembly for future development. Acquisition of the subject property would allow the Redevelopment Agency to improve the physical appearance of the subject property in the short term while encouraging long term redevelopment of the site, as well as improve access to Victory Park. Physical enhancements may include new signage, fencing and landscaping to improve the aesthetic conditions of the property. The subject property would be acquired by the Redevelopment Agency through a negotiated agreement, or upon determination by the Redevelopment Agency, by eminent domain. |
| Oregon Park Negative Declaration |
4951 Oregon Avenue |
ND 04-10 |
The City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Department intends to develop the 3.3-acre lot with a neighborhood park. Proposed improvements would include a regulation soccer field with lights, a tot lot, group picnic area, walking path and prefabricated restrooms. A total of 42 parking spaces would be added and a portion of the public right of way and Los Angeles flood channel would be landscaped with drought tolerant trees and shrubs. |
| Aquarium of the Pacific "Pacific Visions" Expansion Negative Declaration |
100 Aquarium Way |
ND 01-10 |
The proposed project involves construction of a 23,330-square foot addition (14% floor area increase) to an existing 166,447-square foot aquarium facility. The project consists of a new wing with a “media-based chamber,” an expanded retail store, and a new front entrance. The Aquarium’s total ground lease area is 276,371 square feet (6.34 acres). The project will be designed and built to the USGBC’s LEED Gold standards with “add-alternate” design plans to bring the project to Platinum status if funding is available.
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| 925 East PCH Lease Acquisition Project Mitigated Negative Declaration |
925-945 East Pacific Coast Highway |
ND |
The proposed project involves acquisition of a lease on the Redevelopment Agency-owned property located at 925-945 E. Pacific Coast Highway. The lease, which expires on March 11, 2013, would be acquired by the Redevelopment Agency through negotiated agreement, or upon determination by the Redevelopment Agency, by eminent domain. The project also involves demolition or rehabilitation of the existing project site building for the purposes of blight removal.
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| Downtown Community Plan Notice of Preparation |
Bounded by Los Angeles River on the west; Ocean Boulevard on the south;
generally follows portions of 7th and 10th Streets on the north; and land on both sides of Alamitos Avenue on the east. May be expanded to include
33-acre area south of 10th Street. |
NOP |
The project is the adoption and implementation of the proposed Long Beach Downtown Community Plan (DTCP), which would replace the existing PD-30 planned development ordinance for the DTCP area. The proposed DTCP would incorporate zoning, development standards, and design guidelines to establish design and development criteria to guide new development that would be consistent with the community vision for the Downtown. |
| Historic Preservation Element Notice of Intent to Adopt and Negative Declaration |
Citywide |
ND |
This Historic Preservation Element is intended to better integrate historic preservation into City procedures and interdepartmental decisions, and to create a meaningful partnership with the community in order to implement the City’s historic preservation program. As set forth in the Vision Statement, the Historic Preservation Element is intended to ensure that the rich history of Long Beach is preserved through the identification, protection, and celebration of its historic resources which are valued for their role in the City’s environment, urban design, economic prosperity, and contributions to the quality of life in its neighborhoods. The Historic Preservation Element establishes the goals, policies and implementation measures that affirm the City’s commitment to historic preservation. |
| Golden Shore Master Plan Final EIR |
Bounded by Ocean Blvd. to the N, Shoreline Dr. to the W and S, and parking lots associated with Arco Center to the E, with Golden Shore transecting the site from N to S. |
EIR |
The proposed project would provide new residential, office, retail, and potential hotel uses, along with associated parking and open space. The project includes three development options, a Residential Option and two Hotel Options, all of which would be entitled through the City of Long Beach. The option ultimately constructed would be selected based on market conditions prevailing at the time entitlement is complete. |
| Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market Notice of Intent to Adopt and Initial Study |
3300 Atlantic Ave. |
IS |
The project site consists of ten lots on 1.38 acres: five located in the City of Long Beach and five in the City of Signal Hill. The five lots located in Long Beach total 30,198 square feet and are located on the east side of Atlantic Avenue and north of East 33rd Street at 3300 Atlantic Avenue. The applicant is proposing to construct a new single-story, 14,304 square-foot Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market with 17 parking spaces north of the building on the .69-acre Long Beach site. Two accessory parking lots, separated from the market by a 20’ wide alley and containing a total of 52 parking stalls, comprise the remaining project acreage and lie within the City of Signal Hill. The lots in Signal Hill consist of a 100’ wide x 120’ deep parcel and a 150’ wide x 120’ deep parcel separated by 100’. Both of these lots will be improved as open parking lots for the retail use. The parking lots also contain a trash enclosure, transformer, and cart corral.
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| Studebaker LB, LLC Tank Removal Project Notice of Intent to Adopt and Revised Mitigated Negative Declaration |
400 N. Studebaker Rd. |
ND |
The project site is a nearly rectangular shaped 17.8 acre parcel located on the east side of Studebaker Road at the Loynes Drive/Studebaker Road intersection. The project site contains six above-ground storage tanks (ASTs), conveyance pipelines, and containment berms. The four large ASTs (tanks Nos. 1,2,3,4) originally stored Fuel Oil No. 6, which formerly fueled the adjacent power plant. The remaining smaller ASTs (cutter tank Nos. 1 and 2) have been used to store distilled oil. The tanks are surrounded by a berm system originally constructed to contain any tank spills. There are no existing occupants or land uses on the site. |
| Ramona Park Senior Apartments Negative Declaration and Historic Resource Assessment Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 and Part 6 |
3290 and 3232 Artesia Blvd. |
ND |
The proposed project is an affordable senior apartment complex for seniors 55 years and older. The proposed three-story building will consist of 61 residential units, including 49 one-bedroom units, 11 two-bedroom units, and one three-bedroom managers unit. Amenities will include a large central courtyard, a pool, spa, fire pit, picnic area, exercise room, community rooms, classroom and recreation rooms. A second parcel, APN#7120-003-033, is included in the project and currently exhibits the Windsor Gardens Convalescent Center at 3232 East Artesia. This parcel will only undergo a general plan amendment and zone change as part of the proposed project. |
| Art Exchange Draft EIR and Appendices Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 & Part 4 |
240-256 Long Beach Blvd. |
EIR |
The Art Exchange is intended to provide a permanent and affordable workplace for the development and production of art by local artists. The Exchange would operate on a profit-centered business model where artists sell directly to the public and are connected to networking opportunities that would help promote an art community for the City. Project components include artist studios, multipurpose/classroom space, hot shop for glass and ceramics production, a centrally located open courtyard, gallery space, office, and service areas. |
| Studebaker LB, LLC Tank Removal Project Mitigated Negative Declaration |
400 N. Studebaker Rd. |
ND |
The project site is a nearly rectangular shaped 17.8 acre parcel located on the east side of Studebaker Road at the Loynes Drive/Studebaker Road intersection. The project site contains six above-ground storage tanks (ASTs), conveyance pipelines, and containment berms. The four large ASTs (tanks Nos. 1,2,3,4) originally stored Fuel Oil No. 6, which formerly fueled the adjacent power plant. The remaining smaller ASTs (cutter tank Nos. 1 and 2) have been used to store distilled oil. The tanks are surrounded by a berm system originally constructed to contain any tank spills. There are no existing occupants or land uses on the site. |
| Golden Shore Master Plan Draft EIR |
Bounded by Ocean Blvd. to the N, Shoreline Dr. to the W and S, and parking lots associated with Arco Center to the E, with Golden Shore transecting the site from N to S. |
EIR |
The proposed project would provide new residential, office, retail, and potential hotel uses, along with associated parking and open space. The project includes three development options, a Residential Option and two Hotel Options, all of which would be entitled through the City of Long Beach. The option ultimately constructed would be selected based on market conditions prevailing at the time entitlement is complete.
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| Alamitos Bay Marina Final EIR |
SE portion of LA County within City of Long Beach. Adjacent and NW of San Gabriel River mouth. |
EIR |
The City is the Lead Agency for the project and will prepare the EIR in accordance with the requirements of CEQA and the State CEQA Guidelines. In early 2008, the City prepared an Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND) for the Alamitos Bay Marina Rehabilitation Project. Mitigation measures to reduce potentially significant effects to less than significant levels were incorporated into the project, and the IS/MND was circulated for public review from April 4, 2008 to May 5, 2008. Comments were received from reviewing agencies and issues were raised in the comments received that have yet to be resolved. Therefore, due to and abundance of caution, the City has elected to elevate the level of CEQA review to an EIR. |
Second + PCH
Notice of Preparation, Initial Study & Scoping Meeting Presentation |
Southeast corner of Second Street and Pacific Coast Highway
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NOP/IS |
The proposed project would include the demolition of existing on-site uses and would provide new residential, office, retail, and potential hotel uses, along with associated parking and open space.
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| Bahia Marina |
6289 E. Pacific Coast Highway |
ND 08-09 |
The proposed project involves maintenance dredging for the Cerritos Bahia Marina to maintain sufficient water depth for marina operations. The proposed dredge depth for the project is –6 feet mean lower low water (mllw) with an allowable over dredge of +2 feet. The volume of material to be removed is 26,867 cubic yards (cy). A volume of 11,086 cy is available to –6 feet (mllw) and 15,781 cy is available in the +2 foot over dredge volume. |
North Village Center
Final EIR
Draft EIR Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4
Appendix Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4
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Bounded by South St., Linden Ave., 59th St., and Lime Ave. |
EIR 01-08 |
The proposed project involves the redevelopment of an approximately 6.3-acre site in the City of Long Beach with a mixed-use “village center” project. This section describes the project location, characteristics of the site and the proposed development, project objectives, and the approvals needed to implement the project.
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Kroc Community Center
Final EIR, Findings of Fact & Statement of Overriding Considerations, Mitigation Monitoring Program |
Hamilton Bowl / Chittick Field, 1900 Walnut Ave. |
Final EIR |
The reformation of up to 19 acres of land designated by the Salvation Army, through a grant from the Kroc Foundation, for the location of a new recreation and community center to foster and serve the recreational needs of the local community. |
| Art Exchange |
240-256 Long Beach Blvd. |
EIR 02-09 |
The Art Exchange is intended to provide a permanent and affordable workplace for the development and production of art by local artists. The Exchange would operate on a profit-centered business model where artists sell directly to the public and are connected to networking opportunities that would help promote an art community for the City.
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| Hotel Sierra |
290 Bay Street |
EIR 01-09 |
This is an addendum to the Supplemental EIR 14-04 for the Pike at Rainbow Harbor project. This project consists of a new 5-story 125-room hotel with approximately 15,000 square feet of ground floor retail space, to be located at 290 Bay Street. Parking is to be provided at the 2,211-space Pike parking structure.
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| Alamitos Bay Marina |
SE portion of LA county within City of LB. Adjacent and NW of San Gabriel River mouth. |
NOP |
The City is the Lead Agency for the project and will prepare the EIR in accordance with the requirements of CEQA and the State CEQA Guidelines. In early 2008, the City prepared an Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND) for the Alamitos Bay Marina Rehabilitation Project. Mitigation measures to reduce potentially significant effects to less than significant levels were incorporated into the project, and the IS/MND was circulated for public review from April 4, 2008 to May 5, 2008. Comments were received from reviewing agencies and issues were raised in the comments received that have yet to be resolved. Therefore, due to and abundance of caution, the City has elected to elevate the level of CEQA review to an EIR. |
Kroc Community Center
Volume 1: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3,
Part 4
Volume 2: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3,
Part 4 |
Hamilton Bowl / Chittick Field, 1900 Walnut Ave. |
Draft EIR |
The reformation of up to 19 acres of land designated by the Salvation Army, through a grant from the Kroc Foundation, for the location of a new recreation and community center to foster and serve the recreational needs of the local community. |
| 1235 Long Beach Blvd. Mixed-Use Project |
S of Anaheim St. & N of 12th St., between Locust Ave. & Long Beach Blvd. |
Addendum |
The proposed project would include demolition of existing on-site uses and construction of a mixed-use (transit oriented) development that includes the construction of 3 buildings consisting of 170 residential condominium units, 186 senior (age-restricted) apartment units, and 42,000 sq. ft. of retail/restaurant floor area. |
| Golden Shore Master Plan |
Bounded by Ocean Blvd. to the N, Shoreline Dr. to the W and S, and parking lots associated with Arco Center to the E, with Golden Shore transecting the site from N to S. |
NOP |
The proposed project would provide new residential, office, retail, and potential hotel uses, along with associated parking and open space. The project includes two development options, a Residential Option and a Hotel Option, both of which would be entitled through the City of Long Beach. However, only one option would be ultimately constructed based on market conditions prevailing at the time entitlement is complete. |
| Colorado Lagoon Restoration Project Final EIR |
SE portion of LB, NW of San Gabriel River mouth, and upstream fr Marine Stadium & Alamitos Bay. |
EIR 30-07 |
The primary goals of the proposed project are to: (1) create habitat that can successfully establish and support native plant and animal communities in the long term, (2) implement long-term water quality control measures, and (3) enhance the Lagoon’s value as a recreational resource. The proposed project provides a framework to coordinate these various and potentially competing interests. |
Douglas Park Rezone Project Addendum to Final EIR
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Appendix D
Appendix E
Appendix F
Appendix G
CEQA Findings
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Douglas Park Rezone Project |
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Appendix A - Air Quality
Appendix B - Drainage
Appendix C - SUSMP
Appendix D - Reclaimed Water
Appendix E - Sewer Technical Study
Appendix F - Traffic Memoranda
Appendix G - FAA Determinations
CEQA Findings and MMRP
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| North Village Center Redevelopment Project: Notice of Preparation & Initial Study |
2 full blocks on the E & W sides of Atlantic, N of South St. |
NOP/IS |
Construction of up to 180 units of multi-family housing in a mix of row houses, courtyard units and units built atop ground floor non-residential space. The project also includes up to 50,000 sq. ft. of neighborhood-serving commercial/retail space, a public library and community center totaling approximately 30,000 sq. ft., and approximately 600 off-street parking spaces in private garages, surface parking lots and an above-ground parking structure. |
| Rancho Dominguez Annexation |
Rancho Dominguez Industrial Area |
ND 18-06 |
Annexation of approx. 880 acres of the unincorporated LA County Rancho Dominguez area, which is generally bounded by Alameda St. on the west, the 91 fwy. on the north, the City of LB corporate boundary on the east and Del Amo Blvd. on the south. The industrially developed acreage contains approx. 189 structures on 279 parcels of land. |
| Ocean Blvd. Project |
1628-1724 Ocean Blvd.
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ND 10-09
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The proposed project would include the demolition of existing structures, the development of 51 condominium units and the remodel of an existing building to maintain 11 motel units. The residential development would be four stories in height above street level and would have two levels of subterranean parking. Vehicular access to the subterranean garage would be from 11th Place and Bluff Place. The demolition and construction activities are estimated to take approximately 18 months from commencement of work.
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Aquarium of the Pacific Facility Enhancement Project:
Part 1 & Part 2 |
100 Aquarium Way |
ND 14-06 |
The Aquarium of the Pacific proposes (1) to construct 5,300 sq. ft. of LEED Platinum-certified indoor facilities & 13,800 sq. ft. of outdoor, fabric-shaded exhibit area at the rear of its existing campus ("proposed South Lease area") and (2) to relocate its current aviary exhibit to the same parcel. |
