The medical office building will take up three stories, which will be constructed on top of an existing parking garage. It will create clinic space, a pharmacy, and diagnostic and imaging space.
The project has been approved despite opposition from a member of the La Mirada Neighborhood Association, who says the new building will violate local zoning rules.
A second appeal from the union coalition Creed LA was dropped prior to the hearing, according to the report.
The building is part of a 10-year expansion plan for Hollywood Presbyterian.
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