6111,6131, 6135 West Mulholland Highway (ENV-2024-6289-CE)

The project involves a 2,038 square-foot addition to an existing 1,995 square-foot single-family residence with an attached garage and pool, located on a 15,244 square-foot irregularly shaped lot at 6111, 6131, and 6135 West Mulholland Highway in Los Angeles, within the Hollywood Community Plan and Hollywoodland Specific Plan. The existing structure will increase in height from 16 feet to 29 feet and seven inches, requiring compliance with hillside development regulations due to the site’s proximity to Mulholland Highway, a substandard roadway with a 20-foot travel lane and 48-foot right-of-way. Grading activities include 280 cubic yards of cut, 10 cubic yards of fill, and 270 cubic yards of export with no imports or removal of protected trees. The project must adhere to the California Building Code, Los Angeles Municipal Code, City’s Landform Grading Manual, Fire Code requirements for brush clearance, and Baseline Hillside Ordinance standards, with specific regulatory compliance measures addressing seismic design, hillside grading, retaining walls, and landslide mitigation. The development is eligible for a CEQA categorical exemption under Section 15303 for new construction of small structures, and all environmental exceptions under Section 15300.2 have been determined inapplicable, including no significant cumulative impacts, no proximity to scenic highways, and no impact on historical resources or hazardous sites. No federal contract clauses, pricing, delivery schedules, payment details, or procurement evaluation factors are included, as the documentation pertains exclusively to local environmental review and permitting under city and state regulatory authorities. The applicant, DSH Real Estate Holding, LLC, is responsible for submitting approved geotechnical and grading reports and obtaining final inspections and approvals from the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety and the Bureau of Engineering and Sanitation. The City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning leads oversight, with Yasmin Diaz as the primary point of contact and Derrick Flynn representing the applicant. No contract value, payment office, invoicing method, or contracting officer roles are specified, as this is an environmental compliance filing rather than a formal solicitation or procurement action.