by Garth MeyerBeach Cities Health District has taken another step toward redevelopment of its 11-acre campus in Redondo Beach, signing a March 19 letter of intent with Sunrise Senior Living, after a previous letter with another party failed to result in a deal.The public health district sought requests for proposals last fall for half of the campus land.Sunrise, based in Oakton, Virginia, was the second choice on a top-three list. The first was Mar Ventures/Continental Deve
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Bob Pinzler
April 14, 2026
A site plan draw with Crayolas – how much more BCHD can it be? No dimensions. No square footage, No heights. No setbacks. No design. No one should wonder why this is going to end up in court. BCHD has been the worst neighbor imaginable on this project.
It will be interesting to gain access to the toxic chemical remediation testing of the ALLCOVE building lot. It was an oil extraction site back when all sorts of really nasty toxics were used in the process. Yes, those were different times with no rules, but BCHD proposes to put troubled youth on the site. Do they really need a building sitting on a toxic soup? Do hydrocarbons help with anxiety, depression and other youth mental health problems?