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Council upholds planning commission, clears Intex warehouse project after appeals
Summary
The Long Beach City Council denied three appeals, certified the environmental impact report and approved site plan and street vacation for Intex Properties’ proposed 60-foot warehouse and corporate office at 4000 Via Oro Avenue in West Long Beach.
The Long Beach City Council on June 10 denied three appeals of the Planning Commission’s May 1 approval of a proposed 60-foot warehouse and headquarters for Intex Properties at 4000 Via Oro Avenue and certified the project’s environmental impact report (EIR).
City staff recommended denying appeals filed by the Golden State Environmental Justice Alliance, Advocates for the Environment and CREED LA and urged council to uphold the Planning Commission’s findings, including a general plan conformity finding needed to vacate a portion of Via Alcalde Avenue.
The project would consolidate Intex operations into a concrete tilt-up building of about 560,000 square feet (517,000-square-foot footprint) with 570 auto parking stalls, 174 trailer stalls and a 240-foot truck court adjacent to the 710 Freeway. The proposal includes a request to vacate about 1.85 acres of Via Alcalde Avenue so the roadbed can become part of the site; staff and the Planning Commission concluded the street is not needed for broader circulation and recommended the…
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