The construction equipment and fencing are onsite at the East Pasadena location of what was previously OSH, which was owned by Lowe’s.

The City of Pasadena Planning and Community Development Department has a file on the site.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/SfHCCpjjR5Do4Jeu8

https://photos.app.goo.gl/jRVXTurfd12MC9eq7

While there is enough info on the locations purpose, the tenant or new owner is somewhat secretive.  In the list of possible stores that could occupy include Amazon Fresh, Lazy Acres, Gelson’s, Aldi, Grocery Outlet, and others including but bot limited to some of the other larger chains that may be looking at the location as a move.  At 53,000 ft it is fairly large, but not large enough for a Costco or Walmart.

Amazon Fresh has existing store locations in Woodland Hills, Northridge, Irvine, North Hollywood and Whittier, and several stores opening soon in IL. Looking at the market and the layout, it seems like the most likely occupant of the location. Amazon already has two Whole Foods locations in Pasadena, and perhaps this would give them an exit from one of the other locations, or enhance their presence in the area.

With Home Depot entering the area it will be interesting to see who moves in.   As the site develops we should know more. Additional permits and inspections by the City of Pasadena will reveal more on the layout and application which will provide further clues.

The architecture firm is now available as McKently Malak Architects based in Pasadena.

There are renderings posted on their site.

Image Credit: from McKently website

Conditional Use Permit #6836, Case Planner Jennifer Driver.

Under the applicate as KCB Pasadena Store, LLC.. Which appears to be an equity holding firm located in Pasadena.   With real estate holdings around the nation.

The project description from the CUP.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The applicant, KCB Pasadena Store, LLC., is requesting a Conditional Use Permit(CUP)to allow the off-site sales of a full line of alcoholic beverages (beer, wine and distilled spirits)(Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC)License Type 21), as well as instructional tastings on-site(ABC License Type 86), in conjunction with the operation of a new 41,459 square-foot grocery store (Food Sales land use). The proposed grocery store would be located within an existing vacant 53,041square-foot single-story commercial building previously occupied by Orchard Supply Hardware (OSH), a home improvement retail store. The proposed hours of operation would be from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. seven days a week. Food Sales is a land use that is permitted by-right in this location. The proposed establishment would offer a range of typical grocery offerings, in addition to specialty items and related services. The store’s offerings will include fresh produce, pre-packaged meats, packaged foods, dairy products, salad bar and hot food offerings. As discussed in this report, it is proposed that the grocery store would sell a broad selection of beer, wine, and spirits, including craft and specialty products. The sales of alcohol requires the approval of a Conditional Use Permit.

This is the link from when the property was about to be occupied by OSH.

3425 E Colorado Blvd
Pasadena, CA 91107

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• Healthcare Workers providing direct care and residents and staff of long-term care facilities

• People ages 75 years and over;
• Those at risk of exposure at work in the following sectors: education, childcare, emergency services, and food and agriculture

• People ages 65-74 years;
• Those at risk of exposure at work in the following sectors: transportation and logistics; industrial, commercial, residential, and sheltering facilities and services; critical manufacturing
• Congregate settings with outbreak risk: incarcerated and homeless

• Individuals 50 -64 years of age
• People 16-64 years of age and have an underlying health condition or disability which increases their risk of severe COVID-19
• Those at risk of exposure at work in the following sectors: water and wastewater; defense; energy; chemical and hazardous materials; communications and IT; financial services; government operations / community-based essential functions

After some speculation and a temporary closure after a brief reopening with outdoor dining and take out, Cameron’s Seafood Market & Restaurant has officially closed.

It is too early to know if a new owner will attempt to take over the location, but with the current state of dining, it doesn’t seem very promising that we will see a restaurant take over the location.

The owner Pete Gallanis who has owned and operated Cameron’s since 1986.

There was a story about a developer looking at the property, so maybe more development in the city?

This is not a permanent closure, at least we hope not.

From Facebook and email:

A Texas Kitchen by a Texan in Los Angeles, CA.

Order here for pickup or delivery from the Highland Park and Hollywood.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CJovDeJjITD/

Those who have been waiting for the Home Depot store in Pasadena to open, are now getting a little closer to the store opening.

Hiring has started, and the positions being filled are numerous.

6037 – PASADENA
2881 E. WALNUT STREET
Pasadena, CA

You can see open positions here.

Shames Construction posted this video on the site project. The site is where AVON had been for decades.