4512 East Palmero Drive (ENV-2026-246-CE)

The project at 4512 East Palmero Drive in Los Angeles involves the development of a single-family residence measuring approximately 2,647 square feet with an attached two-car garage of 336 square feet, along with both an Accessory Dwelling Unit and a Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit on a 5,779.3-square-foot lot within the Mount Washington-Glassell Park Specific Plan area. The development is subject to administrative review under California Government Code Section 66323(1)(a) and has been determined exempt from full environmental review under CEQA Guidelines Section 15303 as a categorical exemption for new single-family dwelling construction. Seven significant trees are present on site, all native, with no protected trees; three of these significant trees are scheduled for removal and will be replaced with three Coast Live Oak trees in accordance with the Arborist Report prepared by Killian Vendler, which has been reviewed and endorsed by the Urban Forestry Division. Tree removal is contingent upon compliance with LAMC Sections 62.9169 and 62.170, and no street trees are impacted as there are none in the public right of way. The site lies within a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, requiring 200 feet of defensible space and strict adherence to fire code provisions under LAMC 57.322 and 57.4906.5.2. The project is permitted under local authority, with no federal contract clauses, acquisition regulations, or procurement structures applicable; instead, oversight is managed by the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning. All environmental documentation, including the arborist report and urban forestry referral form, have been submitted and reviewed, with final acceptance occurring through municipal channels at the project site. The applicant, Peter Kim, has provided contact information but no federal business identifiers, size status, or socioeconomic certifications are included, as none are required under this local permitting process. There is no defined contract value, payment mechanism, invoicing system, or delivery schedule specified, as this is a land use and environmental entitlement action rather than a procurement award.