City of Hope Campus Plan

What is the plan?

The purpose of the City of Hope Specific Plan is to provide a comprehensive framework for the long-term growth and development of the 116-acre City of Hope Campus and its surrounding areas over the next 20 years and act as a bridge between the Duarte and Irwindale general plans and development activity throughout the Specific Plan Area. City of Hope Specific Plan Map

Project Summary

City of Hope Campus Plan would provide direction for the enhancement and development of the 116-acre project site over a period of approximately 20 years. City of Hope is an independent, nonprofit, comprehensive medical center and research facility. The proposed Campus Plan provides the vision, guidance, and implementation tools to govern the future of the campus. City of Hope endeavors to expand its research and treatment capabilities while accommodating the needs of its patients and their families, faculty, staff, and the community. The proposed Specific Plan is part of City of Hope's commitment to transform the future of medicine.

The proposed Specific Plan contains required elements to encourage a broad range of design solutions to guide development and improvements. The proposed Specific Plan addresses the replacement of existing outdated and/or obsolete buildings with modern facilities, including outpatient (clinic), inpatient (hospital), research, office, industrial, warehouse, and hospitality uses. The Specific Plan also allows the development of parking structures, surface parking lots, internal roadways, pedestrian amenities, landscaping, open space, and other related improvements. Ultimately, City of Hope Campus Plan would create a more walkable and compact campus core that builds upon and enhances existing inpatient and outpatient facilities, research, office, assembly, parking, and open space uses. In addition, the Specific Plan proposes to consolidate modular buildings that are currently dispersed throughout the campus, demolish outdated buildings, and construct new floor area within larger development sites.

Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR)

Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR)

Appendices

Upcoming Public Hearings

Planning Commission - April 18, 2018

For more info contact Marilyn Simpson, AICP, Community Development Director at 626-430-2209 or email Marilyn Simpson.