415 North Carmelina Avenue Over-in Height Fence/ ZA-2024-5256-F

The project at 415 North Carmelina Avenue in Los Angeles, California, involves the construction, use, and maintenance of a vehicular access gate, pedestrian access gate, boundary wall, and pilasters or columns, all limited to a maximum height of eight feet within the front yard setback of an RE20-1 zoning district. The initiative is governed under the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning and has been granted a categorical exemption under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines Section 15303, Class 3(e), which applies to small, non-significant structures with minimal environmental impact. The applicant, identified as The 415 North Carmelina Trust, is responsible for construction and ongoing maintenance, with oversight provided by the City as the approving authority. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, federal contracting mechanisms, or standardized procurement structures are applicable, as this is a purely local land-use and environmental compliance matter. The place of performance is clearly defined as the property address in Los Angeles, with all activities centered at this location, and submissions for environmental documentation are required to be mailed to the Los Angeles County Clerk/Recorder in Norwalk, California. There is no disclosed contract value, no line-item pricing, no federal accounting codes, no invoicing system, and no designated contracting officers or technical representatives, reflecting the non-federal, non-competitive nature of the project. The process relies on a CEQA exemption filing with supporting materials such as a project map and additional justification pages, submitted via physical mail, and triggers a 35-day legal challenge window rather than a formal bidding or evaluation period. No representations, certifications, socioeconomic designations, or unique entity identifiers are required, as the undertaking falls entirely under municipal zoning and environmental law, not federal procurement rules.