3250-3262 North Glendale Boulevard (ENV-2025-3218-CE)

The project at 3250–3262 North Glendale Boulevard in Los Angeles involves the construction of a 249-square-foot covered trash enclosure and an illuminated double-sided monument sign totaling 149.28 square feet, with each face measuring 74.64 square feet, installed to face Glendale Boulevard. The trash enclosure will measure 8 feet 8 inches in length, 13 feet 4 inches in width, and 11 feet in height, and both structures are to be located on a 24,178.3-square-foot commercial lot currently occupied by a single-story, 9,132-square-foot former bank building that is being reconfigured into a multitenant retail and office space under a separate change-of-use permit. The site is zoned [Q]C4-1XL-RIO-POD within the Atwater Village Pedestrian Oriented District, with neighboring properties sharing similar commercial zoning except to the east, which is R1-1-RIO. The project qualifies for a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 3 Categorical Exemption under Section 15303 due to its minimal environmental impact, with affirmations made that no sensitive ecological, historical, or hazardous conditions are affected, and no cumulative impacts are anticipated. No expansion of the existing building’s footprint is allowed, and the improvements are strictly limited to exterior additions. The lead agency for oversight is the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning, with Dominic Gonzalez serving as the point of contact. The applicant is Stoic Atwater, LLC, represented by Paul Karapetian, with Katie Kelly O’Connell of Permit Solutions LA handling correspondence. No federal acquisition regulations apply, as this is a local permitting and environmental compliance action, not a federal procurement. No contract value, pricing, payment terms, delivery schedule, or contract type are specified, as the documentation pertains solely to regulatory approval and development compliance. Inspections and acceptance are site-based, with responsibilities shared between the City for compliance oversight and the applicant for construction adherence to noise, stormwater, and pollutant discharge controls under municipal codes. There are no federal clauses, socioeconomic certifications, unique entity identifiers, or federal contracting elements involved.