Atlantic Theater’s Fate Hot Topic In EIR Debate
The comment period for the North Village Center Environmental Impact Report ended a month ago, and the likely date for a certification hearing of that document is almost a month away. Yet the fate of the vacant Atlantic Theater building is one of the hottest topics in North Long Beach. The theater is in the 5800 block of Atlantic Avenue — in the middle of the eastern block slated for the Village Center. It was built in the early 1940s, includes an RKO-style tower, a terrazzo floor in the entrance and a basic Art Deco design. Continue reading Uptown Gazette.
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