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City of Culver City — Wende Museum — 10808-10860 Culver Boulevard public-private development

2022-2024 2022-2024 Community Center open; 2024 affordable-housing amendment approved
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Direct City-nonprofit lease, development and funding relationship involving the Wende Museum campus. Culver City approved the Wende Creative Community Center project in 2022 and in 2024 approved a second amendment to the MOU and lease to include affordable housing, a $600,000 City construction contribution and approximately $140,000 in fee waivers.

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Amount
$600,000
Financial context
City contribution and fee waivers for affordable-housing improvements
Documented amounts
$600,000 City construction contribution · approximately $140,000 City fee waivers · approximately $4.8 million overall improvements
2022 City Project
3-story 7,022-square-foot community center, six dwelling units, reconfigured community garden and associated improvements
2024 Amendment
Second amendment to MOU and lease to include affordable housing
Housing Units 2024 Summary
three affordable units and one manager unit
City Contribution
$600,000
Fee Waivers
approximately $140,000
Project Improvements
approximately $4.8 million
Evidence

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10858 10860 Culver Blvd Open source → City Council Summary 6 10 Open source → Community Center Open source → Contact Us Open source →
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People
Justinian Jampol
Organizations
City of Culver CityWende Museum
Properties
10808-10860 Culver Boulevard
Projects
Wende Creative Community Center
Developers
Wende Museum
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Context note

The City's 2024 meeting summary states that the approved lease/MOU amendment contemplated three affordable units and one manager unit; the housing would become City property, Wende would handle entitlement, construction and maintenance, and the City would contribute $600,000 and waive about $140,000 in fees. This relationship is independently documented from Justinian Jampol's Culver City Forward role. The institutional overlap through Jampol is relevant to network mapping but is not evidence that Culver City Forward participated in, negotiated or controlled the Wende agreement.

People
Justinian Jampol
Organizations
City of Culver CityWende Museum
Properties
10808-10860 Culver Boulevard
Projects
Wende Creative Community Center
Events
2022 Wende Creative Community Center approval2024 Wende Museum lease amendment
Relationships
City of Culver City ↔ Wende Museum — MOU/lease and project approvalCity of Culver City → Wende Museum project — $600,000 construction contribution and approximately $140,000 fee waiversJustinian Jampol ↔ Wende Museum project — applicant representative
Developers
Wende Museum
Categories
Public-private developmentLeaseAffordable housingArts and cultureCity-owned property
Themes
Public-private partnershipsAffordable housingCity-owned propertyArts and culture
Money context
City construction contributionCity fee waivers
Addresses
10808 Culver Boulevard10858 Culver Boulevard10860 Culver Boulevard10808-10860 Culver Boulevard
Amounts
$600,000 City construction contributionapproximately $140,000 City fee waiversapproximately $4.8 million overall improvements