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South Gate planning commission approves CUP for medical-dental complex with urgent care at Tweedy Boulevard
Summary
The South Gate Planning Commission approved Resolution No. 2025‑11 authorizing Conditional Use Permit 25‑03 to convert 4433–4437 Tweedy Boulevard into medical and dental offices with an urgent care and pharmacy, finding the project exempt from CEQA under Guidelines §§15301 and 15332; commissioners raised parking and school‑adjacency concerns.
The South Gate Planning Commission voted to adopt Resolution No. 2025‑11 and approve Conditional Use Permit 25‑03 for a medical and dental office facility with urgent care and an on‑site pharmacy at 4433–4437 Tweedy Boulevard.
Associate Planner Joshua Valdez summarized staff’s recommendation, telling commissioners the adaptive reuse project sits in the Tweedy Mixed Use 2 (TMU‑2) zone and occupies approximately 11,411 square feet (about 0.26 acres). Valdez said the tenant mix would include roughly 2,655 square feet of dental space, about 531 square feet for a pharmacy and approximately 371 square feet for clinic/urgent‑care services. Staff determined the project qualifies for categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) — Class 1 (existing facilities) and Class 32 (infill) — and recommended adoption of Resolution No. 2025‑11 to…
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