Exhibit A
City of Norwalk Successor Agency
Long Range Property Management Plan
Address: Civic Center - "Judge's Parking''
Aaency Revenue
Is Agency receiving lease or rental income for the
private use of the property?
• If Yes, indicate amount of Agency's annual
rent/lease income
• If Yes, describe essential contract provisions (i.e., renter/lessee, term, rent calculations,
restrictions/obligations, etc.)
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Have any environmental tests or assessments been
performed on the property?
• If Yes, describe the work performed and dates
(i.e. Phase 1, Phase 2, borings, etc.).
• If Yes, describe the current environmental
condition of the site
Has the property been designated as a "Brownfield"
site?
• If No, would the property qualify for such a
Brownfield designation?
Describe any remediation work performed on the
property.
PNvimls Deve'lopmf!ilt Proposats
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Describe any previously proposed or solicited
development plans for the property, including any
short-term and/or long-term lease/rental
arrangements.
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• Describe the property's potential for transit-
oriented development.
• Describe the reuse potential of the property in
terms of advancing the Successor Agency's
planning objectives.
• Recommended action:
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The property and building are designed and can be used solely for parking.
The Successor Agency to the Norwalk Redevelopment Agency has -
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determined that this parcel should be retained for governmental use and be transferred to the County of Los Angeles pursuant to the Option Agreement.