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CUP No. 2025-22 – Cristo Rey School (3601 S. Harbor Boulevard, Unit 200 and 3611 S. <br />Harbor Boulevard) <br />November 10, 2025 <br />Page 2 of 9 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />administration, a counseling area, and student common spaces, while the first floor would <br />remain in use as medical offices by a separate tenant. Both floors at 3611 S. Harbor <br />Boulevard will be converted entirely for school use, accommodating 14 classrooms, <br />administrative offices, multipurpose room, and student common areas. A chapel will be <br />provided on the second floor of the school and is intended for use by the students and <br />faculty only; its operation is ancillary to the main professional school function and will not <br />host separate religious services open to the public. <br /> <br />As part of the overall Project, the Applicant proposes tenant improvements necessary to <br />make the buildings suitable for student occupancy. Planned renovations include <br />approximately 1,200 square feet of infill at the first-floor overhangs of 3611 S. Harbor <br />Boulevard, interior renovations in both buildings, and exterior modifications to provide <br />required means of egress. The buildings will otherwise remain largely unchanged except <br />for the addition of new exterior covered, open-air stairways, one at 3601 S. Harbor <br />Boulevard and two at 3611 S. Harbor Boulevard. These stairways will be screened from <br />Lake Center Drive by a wall finished with cement plaster matching the existing buildings <br />and oriented toward the interior of the site. Exterior materials, including glazing and metal <br />fascia, will match existing finishes to maintain architectural compatibility and the site’s <br />existing visual character. <br /> <br />Additionally, the Project proposes installation of six-foot-tall vertical picket metal perimeter <br />fencing enclosing the school buildings and outdoor recreation areas. The proposed <br />fencing will not obstruct required visibility triangles or the 25-foot corner cutback <br />measured at the intersections of the shared private SOCO Harbor roadway off Lake <br />Center Drive and the site entry from this private roadway. Site improvements are also <br />proposed to enhance the property's overall appearance and functionality. These include <br />modifications to create outdoor recreation areas such as basketball courts, courtyards, <br />and a shade structure for outdoor dining. Other upgrades include vehicular and <br />pedestrian circulation, installation of new trash enclosures, and improved landscaping. <br />These enhancements extend beyond the immediate vicinity of the school buildings. <br /> <br />Proposed School Operations <br /> <br />Cristo Rey will provide college-preparatory courses for students in grades nine through <br />12. At full capacity, the school facility is designed to accommodate up to 500 students <br />within 17 classrooms, along with supporting administrative offices and student spaces, <br />and staffed by approximately 90 employees. In addition to the traditional coursework, <br />Cristo Rey implements a professional and vocational Corporate Work Study (CWS) <br />program that places students with local professionals in fields including law, finance, <br />healthcare, technology, and marketing, through established partnerships in Orange <br />County. This combination of career-focused work experience and academics aligns with <br />professional school principles by emphasizing practical, hands-on learning alongside <br />academic instruction. Unlike traditional high schools, Cristo Rey’s career-focused <br />approach prepares students with both education and professional workforce experience. <br />The integrated academic and work-study schedule is structured so that students <br />participate in their work assignments without missing classroom instruction. <br /> <br />
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