Summary
A 43-bed shelter for unhoused individuals and families at 834 Pacific Avenue, referral-only with on-site management and security. Neighbors worried about noise and safety; the commission added delivery-hour conditions to address the commercial kitchen's early-morning truck traffic.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
$5.1 million in federal COVID-relief funds invested in the site's conversion and operations.
Older adults and people with chronic health conditions experiencing homelessness, who make up most of the site's residents.
The adjacent apartment resident reported years of early-morning delivery noise and sewage odors from the on-site kitchen.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Long Beach Continuum of Care - May 12, 2026
Planning Commission - Apr 2, 2026
A 43-bed shelter for unhoused individuals and families at 834 Pacific Avenue, referral-only with on-site management and security. Neighbors worried about noise and safety; the commission added delivery-hour conditions to address the commercial kitchen's early-morning truck traffic.
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