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Board authorizes submission of surplus‑property waiver for Seasons senior housing site

Redondo Beach Unified School District Board of Education · February 11, 2026
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Summary

Trustees authorized staff to submit a surplus‑property waiver to the State Board of Education for the Seasons senior‑housing site at 109 S. Francisca Avenue and declared no further action necessary under the Surplus Land Act; staff said the ground lease is expiring in March 2027 and further negotiation will follow.

The Redondo Beach Unified School District board authorized district staff to submit a surplus‑property waiver to the California State Board of Education for the Seasons senior‑housing parcel at 109 South Francisca Avenue.

Trustee Reid Grier summarized the property’s long history: RBUSD owns the land and in the 1990s entered a ground lease with a nonprofit (Link) to build and operate a 150‑unit senior housing project. The existing lease approaches expiration in March 2027, and Link has proposed renegotiating terms. Grier said the board’s action at this meeting authorizes submittal of the waiver and does not itself approve any new lease terms.

"So my summary here is that, the Seasons property ... is owned by RBUSD," Grier said while explaining that staff and the district attorney have reviewed compliance with the Surplus Land Act and that labor unions and the district committee provided written support for the waiver submittal.

The resolution (R25‑26:25) authorizes staff to proceed with the waiver application and to represent to the State Board of Education that no further action is required under the Surplus Land Act at this stage. Trustees also confirmed clerical elements (a ZIP code discrepancy in a summary paragraph) were corrected in the record prior to adoption.

What’s next: Any renegotiated lease or new lease terms would return to the board for approval before the March 2027 lease expiration.