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Supervisors ask for occupancy plan and cost breakdown after debate over seismic work at recently acquired Gas Company Tower
Summary
Supervisors approved a motion directing the CEO to report back with an occupancy plan and funding sources after debate about potential costs to seismically retrofit the Gas Company Tower and the future of the Hall of Administration.
After public comment and questions from supervisors about cost and safety, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 12 approved a motion directing the Chief Executive Office to return in 60 days with an occupancy plan for the recently purchased Gas Company Tower and a breakdown of funding sources for any recommended additional seismic retrofit work.
Supervisor Lindsey Horvath moved the item; the motion was seconded and carried. The motion asks the CEO to identify financial sources for any optional seismic upgrades, provide a stacking/occupancy plan showing anticipated cost savings from consolidating leased office space into the tower, and estimate incremental tenant improvement costs as departments move…
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