Capital Projects - MdR Parking Structure Development

CEO Capital Projects

County Spending Category
3.4 Capital Projects
Federal Expenditure Category
Prevention in Congregate Settings (Nursing Homes, Prisons/Jails, Dense Work Sites, Schools, Child care facilities, etc.)
Project Launch Date
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Anticipated End Date
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Project Contacts

Indicators & Metrics to Date

  • Number of Households Receiving Eviction Prevention Services (Including Legal Representation)
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  • Number of Affordable Housing Units Preserved or Developed
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  • Number of Jobs Created
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  • Number of Applicants
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  • Number of Applications Approved
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  • Number of Grants Provided
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  • Number of Families
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  • Number of Residents
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  • Number of Business Served
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  • Number of FTEs assigned/rehired for this program
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Target Populations

  • Systems Impacted Individuals

Project Description

The Marina del Rey Parking Structure (Project) will establish a multimodal-mobility hub consisting of a two-story parking structure with roof level parking that would accommodate 372 stalls. The Project will improve access, enhance recreational opportunities in Marina del Rey and serve as one of the first projects under the County of Los Angeles Board of Supervisors’ July 12, 2022 motion “Aligning Marina del Rey (MdR) with Los Angeles County Priorities for Equity and Inclusion”, now referred to as MdR for All. This Board initiative aims to establish a plan for the long-term, holistic development of MdR with a focus on equity and inclusion to reduce recreational barriers and improve the accessibility of MdR, particularly for historically underserved communities. The Project will include solar carports, electrical vehicle parking stalls and a multi-modal mobility hub. In an effort to continue to improve water quality in the harbor the Project will include bioswales and a biofiltration system to ensure that any runoff is treated before it enters the harbor and Santa Monica Bay. The Project will include a civic art piece that will allow Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors (DBH) to collaborate with local artists and non-profit organizations to create an inclusive art feature to accompany the parking structure.

Goals & Objectives