796 Main Street

The project at 796 South Main Street in Los Angeles, California, involves the modification of an existing two-story, 1,184 square foot restaurant to include the sale and on-site consumption of alcoholic beverages and the addition of a 484 square foot outdoor dining area, bringing the total service floor area to 784 square feet with 300 square feet indoors and 484 square feet outdoors. No on-site vehicular parking is provided, and no structural alterations to the building are planned. The project is located in the C2-1 zoning district and has been granted a Class 1 Categorical Exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) based on a determination that the changes constitute a minor alteration to an existing structure with no significant environmental impact. The exemption was reviewed and approved by the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning, with the applicant identified as Antonio Mure and Max Trumpower. The planning staff, including Luis Lopez, confirmed compliance with CEQA guidelines and verified that none of the exceptions to the exemption apply. The permit type is a Class 2 Conditional Use and Coastal Development Permit, required specifically for the alcohol service and expansion of outdoor seating. There is no indication of a formal contract number, solicitation process, or federal procurement framework; the documentation reflects local land use and environmental permitting rather than a binding federal acquisition agreement. No financial terms, delivery schedules, inspection protocols, or contract administration details such as payment offices, contracting officers, or invoicing systems are included. The only point of contact listed for administrative inquiries is Brett Engstrom, with Luis Lopez serving as the planning staff representative. The posted date of January 29, 2026, indicates a forecast action, and no active solicitation or award process is documented. All compliance is tied to municipal codes and CEQA, with no references to federal acquisition regulations, packaging standards, or procurement clauses.