Administrative Pian Review-Woolsey Fire No. 23-005, Coastal Development Permit Exemption No. 24-088, Site Plan Review No. 24-016, and Categorical Exemption No.

The project involves residential improvements on a Woolsey Fire-affected parcel in Malibu, California, authorized under state environmental exemptions rather than federal procurement mechanisms. The applicant seeks approval to expand an existing single-family residence by 760 square feet, construct a 649-square-foot basement, and demolish 22 square feet of an accessory structure, resulting in a total development footprint of 4,640 square feet. Additional improvements include a new swimming pool and spa with associated equipment, retaining walls up to six feet in height, a new deck, hardscape, and other site enhancements. A critical component of the approval is a Site Plan Review that permits a building height increase from the standard 18 feet to 28 feet to accommodate a pitched roof design. The project is governed under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemptions, specifically Sections 15303(e) for new small structures and 15301(e) for conversion of existing facilities, with no exceptions triggering full environmental review. No federal contract clauses, pricing, payment terms, or procurement structures apply, as this is a local land use entitlement processed by the City of Malibu under state regulatory authority. All work is to be conducted at 30002 Zenith Point Road, Malibu, with final approvals and inspections handled by the City’s Community Development Department. The administrative lead is Yolanda Bundy, Community Development Director, with Carole Myers serving as the primary point of contact. Keystone Strategic Planning, acting on behalf of the property owner Abundant Universe, LLC, is the applicant, but the document does not establish a contractual relationship with the city in the federal procurement sense; rather, it constitutes a permit and exemption notice. There is no estimated contract value, no payment or invoicing details, no solicitation or bid process, and no federally mandated certifications or representations. The project moves forward based on compliance with local zoning and CEQA guidelines, with approval issued on June 27, 2025, and publicly posted on July 28, 2025. No delivery schedules, contract types, or performance metrics are included, as this is an administrative land use action, not a service or supply contract governed by federal acquisition regulations.