*Updated* View the Environmental Documents for the Exposition Park Master Plan

& Participate in the Board of Directors Virtual Special Meeting

The purpose of the Final SEIR period is to analyze potential environmental impacts the new 25-year Master Plan may have and identify solutions to minimize any significant impacts. The Final SEIR describes reasonable alternatives for the project, ensuring Exposition Park's original EIR adequately applies to the new Master Plan. The Final SEIR is now available for public review and feedback. The Office of Exposition Park Management will host one Draft SEIR Virtual Public Meeting in line with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).

We would like to thank you and the many stakeholders who have participated in the Public Scoping process. Our team values your input. 

Per the Notice of Preparation, the deadline for Scoping comments was Friday, February 21, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. PST.

We will notify all stakeholders once the Draft Subsequent Environmental Impact Report (DSEIR) is released for public comment. An additional community meeting will be conducted during this process.

Stay tuned!

View the Environmental Documents & Attend the Scoping Meeting

The purpose of the Scoping Period is to show the conceptual plan to the public and solicit feedback from community members on what should be studied in the environmental review process. The Office of Exposition Park Management will host one public scoping meeting in line with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).

Please find the Environmental Documents below:

View the Exposition Park Master Plan Notice of Preparation (NOP)

View the Exposition Park Master Plan Initial Study

View the Exposition Park Master Plan Initial Study Appendices

Reference Documents:

The Exposition Park Master plan will build off of the 2003 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Renovation Project Environmental Impact Report (State Clearinghouse No. 1990011065) and Addenda Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 (see page for more information). These documents along with the 2005 Summary Report for the Cultural Heritage Commission can be found below:

View the LA Memorial Coliseum Renovation Project 2003 EIR

View the LA Memorial Coliseum Renovation Project 2003 EIR First Addendum

View the LA Memorial Coliseum Renovation Project 2003 EIR Second Addendum

View the LA Memorial Coliseum Renovation Project 2003 EIR Third Addendum 

View the LA Memorial Coliseum Renovation Project 2003 EIR Fourth Addendum 

View the 2005 LA Memorial Coliseum Renovation Summary Report for the Cultural Heritage Commission

Exposition Park has come a long way since its beginnings as an agricultural park in 1872. It has served as a horse racing track, the site for the 1923 Monroe Doctrine Centennial Exposition and the 1984 Olympics. Today, Exposition Park is a thriving cultural monument that provides a space for sports, entertainment, learning and recreation to the South Los Angeles community, the Greater Los Angeles Area and visitors from all over the world.

Check out this cool GIF we created to give you an idea of just how much Exposition Park has transformed throughout the years.

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There are so many things that make Exposition Park a uniquely amazing place! So in no particular order, here are five of our reasons we thought should make the list!

Also, a first look at our Facility and Needs Assessment Findings!

1984 Olympics (source: olympic.org)

The model will serve as a visual aid to the current and future changes to the park as feedback is gathered.

Recognizing all current Exposition Park entities and looking towards the future

The plan will guide the park’s development as new attractions arrive