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Board advances master plan to redevelop historic General Hospital campus into Affordable ‘Healthy Village’
Summary
Supervisors authorized staff to continue planning with Centennial Partners to transform the county‑owned General Hospital and West Campus into a mixed‑use ‘Healthy Village’ with affordable housing, supportive services and behavioral health beds; Supervisor Solis committed $3.32 million in discretionary funds for the next steps.
The Board of Supervisors on July 29 voted to advance a master plan framework to redevelop Los Angeles County’s historic General Hospital campus into a mixed‑use “Healthy Village,” combining housing, behavioral health services, community amenities and open space.
Supervisor Hilda Solis described the initiative as the culmination of years of community engagement and said the plan responds to requests from residents for housing, health services, jobs and public space. Centennial Partners — a private developer selected under a public‑private partnership — will work with the county through environmental review, design and financing efforts.
Key elements - Reuse the historic General Hospital building and…
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