2601-25 (CUP25-023)

The City of Long Beach is moving forward with a Conditional Use Permit to authorize the operation of a certified California Redemption Value recycling center at 1951 West 16th Street within the General Industrial zoning district. The facility will be housed in an existing 2,600-square-foot building and will accept eligible beverage containers made of aluminum, glass, and plastic, with an on-site attendant required to manage operations and ensure compliance with state recycling standards. The permit is intended to legalize and formalize the facility’s function within the zoning framework, ensuring that its activities meet municipal regulations for industrial use and environmental responsibility. The permit application is designated as CUP25-023 and was posted on June 15, 2026 as a forecasted action. The primary point of contact for the City is Planner Alex Muldrow, who can be reached via phone or email for inquiries regarding the application process and conditions. The property owner, Jack Mannis, is also listed as a secondary contact. The facility is located within Long Beach, California, and the permitting process is being handled through the city’s planning division under the state’s environmental review system, with related documentation accessible through the provided online portal. No set-aside information or NAICS code is specified, indicating this is a local land use decision rather than a procurement opportunity.