9430 Olympic Boulevard - Development Plan Review

The project at 9430 Olympic Boulevard in Beverly Hills, California, involves the approval of a Development Plan Review under the Housing Accountability Act’s Builder’s Remedy provisions, specifically Government Code Section 65589.5(d)(5), to permit the construction of a 13-story, 140-foot-six-inch tall multi-family residential building containing 53 dwelling units. The Planning Commission granted approval for the project and its associated entitlements on October 23, 2025, leveraging a statutory exemption under Public Resources Code Section 21080.66, which streamlines environmental review for qualifying housing developments that meet state-mandated density, zoning, and urban compatibility requirements. The applicant, Fisch Properties, L.P., with legal representation from Holland & Knight LLP, is responsible for executing the project, while the City of Beverly Hills serves as the lead agency with regulatory oversight. No competitive solicitation process was involved; approval is ministerial and contingent solely on compliance with state housing statutes, not on proposal evaluation, pricing, or contractor selection. The place of performance is definitively established at 9430 Olympic Boulevard, Beverly Hills, CA 90212, and while a Notice of Exemption has been filed in accordance with CEQA and the Housing Accountability Act, no formal contract value, payment terms, invoicing procedures, or accounting data such as Treasury Account Symbols or Agency Claim Record Numbers are provided. There is no indication of federal contract clauses, packaging requirements, inspection criteria, or quality assurance standards typically associated with FAR-based procurements. The project’s documentation centers on regulatory compliance filings and statutory exemptions, with no formal contract type, delivery schedule, FOB terms, or evaluation factors cited. Key agency contact is Edgar Arroyo, Senior Planner at the City of Beverly Hills Planning Department, and no contracting officer, COR, COTR, or PCO roles are formally designated. The application process omitted federal representations such as UEI, CAGE codes, or socioeconomic certifications, and submissions appear to follow a paper-based model without defined deadlines, electronic portals, or standardized formats. Approval is final upon satisfaction of statutory conditions, with no further procurement or award mechanisms applicable.