640 South San Vicente Boulevard (ENV-2022

The project at 640 South San Vicente Boulevard in Los Angeles involves the interior conversion of a five-story, 66,500-square-foot building from medical offices to a medical clinic with an integrated surgery center, without altering the building’s exterior, footprint, parking structure, or surrounding hardscape. The change requires a General Plan Amendment, zone change, and height district revision to reclassify the property from Limited Commercial with CR-1 L-O and CR-1VL-O designations to Regional Commercial under the C2·2D-O zoning to permit the new use. All work is confined to interior tenant improvements, with no expansion or structural modifications to the building or access points, which will continue to use two existing driveways off San Vicente Boulevard and an alley. The project complies with California environmental regulations under CEQA, having received a Negative Declaration after determining no significant environmental impacts, and must adhere to the California Building Code, Los Angeles Green Building Code, medical waste handling standards per the California Department of Public Health, AB 939 waste diversion mandates, and noise, energy, and water efficiency regulations. The lead agency overseeing environmental compliance and permitting is the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning, with Ricardo Vazquez serving as the primary administrative contact. The project applicant is Jose Nazar, representing Land of the Free LLP, and Valentina Knox-Jones is the designated City Planner point of contact. No formal federal procurement contract clauses, evaluation factors for award, packaging specifications, or payment details are documented, as this is a land use and environmental entitlement matter rather than a federally funded acquisition. Performance occurs at the specified site, and compliance verification is conducted on-site by the City’s Department of Building and Safety and Department of City Planning, with final acceptance contingent upon meeting all applicable municipal codes and environmental conditions.