2505-07 (LCDP25-021)

The project involves the demolition of an existing 1,850 square foot single-family residence and the construction of a new two-story single-family home measuring 4,215 square feet, along with an attached 700 square foot garage and a 94 square foot accessory structure, located at 35 Vista Del Golfo in Long Beach, California, within the R-1-S zoning district. This development is authorized under a Local Coastal Development Permit labeled LCDP25-021, with a posted date of September 25, 2025, and a signature date of September 24, 2025, indicating approval by the City of Long Beach’s Community Development Department. The project qualifies for a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 3a categorical exemption for urban infill residential construction under section 15303, exempting it from further environmental analysis. The lead agency contact is Planner Glen Jia, who manages the permitting process, while Joseph Zucchero, acting through Edward Gulian Design, serves as the project proponent and is responsible for execution. There is no formal contract value, pricing structure, or invoicing mechanism defined, as this is a local land use and development permit rather than a federal or competitive procurement. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, solicitation evaluations, payment details, or contractor certifications are applicable or present. The work is to be performed entirely on-site at the specified property in Long Beach, and while inspection responsibilities are not formally assigned, approval and oversight rest with the City of Long Beach. No delivery schedule, FOB terms, or subcontracting requirements are outlined, and the nature of this action reflects a land use approval rather than a traditional services or supply contract, with no evidence of formal award criteria, evaluation factors, or competitive bidding processes.