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The proposed Healthy Living Campus is intended to be an intergenerational space for all Beach Cities residents. (Courtesy of Paul Murdoch, Paul Murdoch Architects)
REDONDO BEACH, CA A draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the proposed Healthy Living Campus was released to the public by the BCHD this week and the community is encouraged to comment.
The project, located on the Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) property at 514 N. Prospect Ave., Redondo Beach, reimagines the former hospital site to better serve and meet the current and future community needs of Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, and Redondo Beach residents.
Beach Cities Health District will release the preliminary results of an environmental study for its much debated 11-acre Healthy Living Campus project on Wednesday, March 10.
That study, known as a draft environmental impact report, will detail the potential consequences of the health agencyâs proposed $370 million redevelopment of the Healthy Living Campus, 514 N. Prospect Ave., and what efforts could help reduce those problems. The state-mandate study, a requirement before the project can move forward, will touch on everything from construction-caused pollution to noise and traffic.
The reportâs release, which the agency announced Monday, will kick off a 90-day public review period.
Healthy Living Campus in Redondo Beach releases Draft EIR
SHARE The Healthy Living Campus is designed to offer residents a “sense of place,” Beach Cities Health District CEO Tom Bakaly said. Rendering courtesy of the Beach Cities Health District
The Healthy Living Campus is designed to offer residents a “sense of place,” Beach Cities Health District CEO Tom Bakaly said. Rendering courtesy of the Beach Cities Health District
by Kevin Cody
With Wednesday’s release of the nearly 1,200 page Healthy Living Campus draft environmental impact report, the Beach Cities Health District reaches a decisive turning point, for the second time since its founding in 1955.