SCH Number 2018101068

Project Info

Title

Queen of the Valley Specific Plan Phase 1-Medical Office Bldg., Parking Structure, Emergency Dept/Intensive Care Unit Project

Description

On January 26, 2021, the West Covina Planning Commission approved the Phase 1-Medical Office Building, Parking Structure, Emergency Department/Intensive Care Unit Project and associated Addendum to Final EIR for the Queen of the Valley Specific Plan. The proposed Project implements Phase 1 expansion of the Hospital, as identified in the Queen of the Valley Hospital Specific Plan (QVHSP), and analyzed in the Certified Final PEIR. The purpose of the proposed Medical Office Building, Parking Structure, Emergency Department/Intensive Care Unit (MOB, PS, ED/ICU) Project is to replace outdated buildings with modern facilities and amenities that would meet the local, national, and international patient demands. The Project would also replace older infrastructure that require high maintenance with more efficient, lower-maintenance, updated, and environmentally sensitive systems that meet the needs of new medical technologies. The proposed components of the Project would be located within Zone 1 of the QVH’s 3 zones. The uses within this zone include the highest intensity and height limit, and majority of the hospital-related buildings are located within this zone. The MOB incudes construction of a 58,868 square-foot, 2-story Medical Office Building (MOB) where Buildings A and B and two Mario Oakwood Rooms, totaling 20,000 square feet, are located. The PS includes construction of a new 398-space, 4-level Parking Structure (PS) to the northwest of the existing main building, adjacent to the new MOB and separated from it by a landscaped area and a walkway. The ED/ICU includes construction of a two-story facility: the first and second floors of the new building would be 33,523 square feet and 25,378 square feet, respectively, for a total of 58,901 square feet. The ED/ECU would include a total of 235 on-site parking spaces.

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