Culver City : Interim City Hall Site
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The City Council reached a preliminary decision to move City Hall offices to a site at Culver Boulevard and Overland Avenue while demolition and construction proceeds at the current City Hall site.
A final decision on the interim site will not be made until next month’s council meeting, after owners of property next to the Culver-Overland and other possible downtown sites have been notified of the move.
The city plans to raze its 71-year-old City Hall and a build a new 3,000-square-foot L-shape building on the grounds of the present building at Duquesne Street and Culver Boulevard.
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