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Planning commission approves medical/dental clinic and urgent care at 4433–4437 Tweedy Boulevard
Summary
The South Gate Planning Commission on Nov. 18 voted to approve Conditional Use Permit 25-03 to convert 4433 and 4437 Tweedy Boulevard to a combined medical/dental clinic with urgent care and pharmacy, finding the project categorically exempt under CEQA. Commissioners and staff noted LAUSD concerns about construction impacts and ongoing parking questions.
The South Gate Planning Commission on Tuesday approved Conditional Use Permit (CUP) 25-03 to establish a medical and dental office with urgent care and an on-site pharmacy at 4433 and 4437 Tweedy Boulevard.
Associate Planner Joshua Valdez presented the staff report and recommended adoption of Resolution No. 2025-11, saying the proposal meets the Tweedy Boulevard Specific Plan (TMU-2) development standards and is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under Class 1 (existing facilities, §15301) and Class 32 (infill development, §15332). Valdez described the site as an adaptive reuse of an existing building with a total lot size of 11,411 square feet (about 0.26 acres). The tenant composition described in the staff report includes approximately 2,655 square feet of dental space, a 531-square-foot pharmacy, and a 371-square-foot clinic/urgent care unit.
Commissioners heard written comments, including support from Mario Dominguez Jr., who asked…
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