Norwalk is moving forward on a large project aiming to fulfill part of its state-mandated Housing Element plan a month after California revoked the city’s compliance with the Housing Element law and filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn a city moratorium on homeless shelters.
The city has approved a plan for a 32-acre mixed-use development that will replace a shuttered youth prison complex at 13200 Bloomfield Avenue.
The former California Youth Authority prison buildings will be demolished to make way for the Norwalk Transit Village, which will fill several city blocks with four- and five-story apartment buildings encompassing more than 650 units and a row of 118 townhomes, Urbanize LA reported.
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