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Planning Commission recommends council approve 1450 Artesia specific plan after EIR review
Summary
The Gardena Planning Commission voted 5-0 to recommend the City Council certify an Environmental Impact Report and adopt a specific plan, site plan review and development agreement for a proposed 268,000-square-foot redevelopment at 1450 Artesia Boulevard, after receiving consultant and developer presentations and public comment.
The Gardena Planning Commission voted 5-0 Feb. 4 to recommend the City Council certify the final environmental impact report (EIR) and adopt the 1450 Artesia Boulevard specific plan, site plan review and a development agreement for a proposed mixed-use industrial project at 1450 Artesia Blvd.
The recommendation follows a presentation by city staff and Dudek, the city’s EIR consultant, and a developer presentation from Insight Property Group. The project covers about 6.33 acres and proposes demolition of existing structures and construction of a roughly 268,000-square-foot building combining self-storage, industrial/warehouse space and limited office/retail uses, plus a designated community event area. Commissioners voted to forward two resolutions—PC 2-25 (certify EIR) and PC 3-25 (recommend adoption of the specific plan, site plan review and development agreement)—to the City Council for final action.
Staff recommended certification after Dudek’s presentation on the CEQA process and the final EIR’s findings. The EIR analyzed air quality, cultural and tribal resources, geology, greenhouse gases,…
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