9945 Durant Drive: Development Plan Review, Density Bonus, and R-4 Permits

The project at 9945 Durant Drive in Beverly Hills, California, involves the regulatory approval process for a six-story, 29-unit multi-family residential building, encompassing a Development Plan Review, a Density Bonus under California Government Code §65915, and two R-4 zoning permits. The Planning Commission approved the project on October 21, 2025, and it qualifies for a statutory environmental exemption under California Public Resources Code §21080.66 due to its compliance with urban infill criteria, including site size, zoning consistency, minimum density, and alignment with the general plan. The lead agency is the City of Beverly Hills, with Sevag Sassounian serving as the primary point of contact for planning and regulatory matters. YK 9441 Durant LLC is the project applicant responsible for execution. The approval process relies on state-level environmental and land-use laws rather than federal procurement or contract administration frameworks, and no federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, or financial terms such as pricing, payment methods, or accounting codes are applicable or present. The project does not involve competitive bidding, cost estimates, or federal contracting mechanisms; instead, it is a permit-based development action governed entirely by California statutory and regulatory requirements. Submission of required documentation, including a Notice of Exemption and certified exemption findings, was due by October 23, 2025, with physical submissions directed to state and county offices. No electronic filing systems, digital file formats, or online portals are utilized in this process. There are no specified performance periods, delivery schedules, or invoicing procedures, as the nature of the contract is regulatory approval rather than a procurement of goods or services. The project site is located at 9937, 9941, and 9945 Durant Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212, and inspections and acceptance are expected to occur at or in proximity to the location, overseen by the City of Beverly Hills. No federal representations, certifications, socioeconomic designations, or contracting officer roles are applicable; the process is entirely within the scope of California’s planning and environmental review procedures. All documentation and compliance are tied to state law, with no reference to federal standards, packaging requirements, or acquisition policies.