2244 ½ North Cazador Drive (ENV-202-2379-CE)

The project at 2244 ½ North Cazador Drive in Los Angeles, California, involves the construction, use, and maintenance of an attached carport measuring approximately 174 square feet on a previously developed 9,515 square foot lot within the Mount Washington-Glassell Park Specific Plan area. The work is classified as a minor structural addition under R2-1-HCR zoning with no new foundation or major grading, and it qualifies for a CEQA Class 3 categorical exemption under Section 15303 due to its limited scope and impact. Four significant trees are present on the site, and none are proposed for removal; this is confirmed by an Arborist Letter prepared by Certified Arborists John K. Innes and John Obliger on June 16, 2025, which also verifies the absence of protected trees. Compliance with Los Angeles Municipal Code sections governing tree protection, fire hazard mitigation, and grading is required, including adherence to the Fire Code for brush clearance within 200 feet of structures, compliance with the Landform Grading Manual due to proximity to the Hollywood Fault, and submission of a Grading Pre-Inspection Report. Construction activities must follow LADOT’s Hillside Development Construction Traffic Management Guidelines, including restrictions on work hours, dust and noise control, and neighbor notification protocols. The project does not involve any federal procurement processes, and no Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) sections, contract clauses, billing systems, payment information, contract value, or federal representation requirements are applicable. The environmental filing is managed exclusively under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) procedures by the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning, with oversight from the Department of Building and Safety and Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Primary contacts for the project include Pablo Estrada, Planning Associate at the City, and Dana Sayles, representing Greentek Investments II, LLC, the developer. While the posting date is September 4, 2025, and an Arborist Letter predates this, no formal contract period, delivery schedule, invoicing method, accounting codes, or procurement-specific terms such as CLIN or FOB are specified. Submissions for approval involve completing a Notice of Exemption form with supporting documentation including the Arborist Letter and Tree Disclosure Statement, but no formal proposal format, page limits, or electronic submission guidelines are explicitly defined. The project’s execution hinges entirely on fulfilling local regulatory obligations, and all compliance measures are legally binding conditions for approval and continuation