2511-16 (SPR25-029)

The City of Long Beach is proceeding with a site plan review for a new 100% affordable multi-family housing project at 3021 Gold Star Drive in District 7, within the Title 22 Mixed Use-1 zoning district. The development will consist of two residential buildings ranging from two to three stories in height, constructed under Type VA standards, and will provide 150 residential units designed exclusively for affordable housing. Complementing the housing units are on-site resident support services offices and a range of indoor and outdoor amenity spaces intended to enhance community well-being. The project qualifies for a statutory exemption under California’s AB 130, which streamlines environmental review under CEQA, eliminating the need for a full environmental impact report. The City’s Community Development Department serves as the lead agency, with Alex Muldrow listed as the primary planner contact and Gold Star Development LP, represented by Glen Patrick, as the entity responsible for implementation. The project’s performance location is clearly defined as Long Beach, California, and although no formal contract value, delivery schedule, or pricing details are provided, the intent is to advance the project through final approval and subsequent construction. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, contract types, payment structures, or evaluation factors are applicable as this is a state-level housing initiative governed by local zoning codes and state environmental exemptions rather than federal procurement rules. Accountability for inspection and acceptance rests with the City of Long Beach as the approving public agency, and while no specific technical standards beyond zoning and construction type are cited, compliance with local building and safety codes is assumed. Neither socioeconomic certifications nor unique entity identifiers are formally documented, reflecting the non-federal nature of the procurement, which operates entirely within California’s affordable housing framework.