2306-20 (TTM23-004)

The project involves consolidating three separate parcels in Long Beach, California, into a single parcel and subdividing it into seven condominium airspace lots and one common lot to enable the development of a two-building, seven-unit townhouse-style housing project. This initiative, identified as 2306-20 (TTM23-004), is led by Noah Samuels of Habitat for Humanity with oversight from the City of Long Beach’s Community Development Department. The project is processed under California’s Subdivision Map Act and benefits from categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Sections 15192 and 15195, allowing for streamlined environmental review without the need for an Environmental Impact Report. The place of performance is at 225-227 E. 15th St. and 1510 E. Palmer Ct., Long Beach, CA 90813, with approval of the Tentative Tract Map serving as the key deliverable that legally establishes the subdivision structure for individual ownership units. The City of Long Beach acts as the approving public agency, and Amy Harbin, Planner V, serves as the primary point of contact for administrative and planning coordination. No federal acquisition regulations, pricing data, contract type, evaluation criteria, inspection protocols, packaging requirements, or certification statements are applicable or included in the documentation, as the effort is purely a local land use and environmental compliance process rather than a federal procurement. There is no specified period of performance, invoicing method, payment office, or contract value, and submissions are not managed through a federal electronic portal. The project is posted as a forecast with no formal solicitation or bidding process outlined, and all administrative functions are handled internally by the City and its partner organization.