Administrative Plan Review No, 24-011, Coastal Deveiopment Permit Exemption No. 24-110, Code Vioiation No. 24-014, and Cateqorical Exemption No. 24—218

The City of Malibu is seeking after-the-fact administrative approval for landscaping work completed at 3535 Malibu Country Drive under a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15304(b), which allows for minor land alterations without requiring a full environmental review. The applicant, Maverick Trails LLC, is requesting formal recognition that the landscaping project qualifies for exemption, with approval to be issued by the City of Malibu’s planning office as the approving authority. The project involves no new construction and is deemed to have no significant environmental impact, aligning with the exemption criteria. The solicitation number is APR 24-011, and the submission deadline was August 12, 2025, with the posting date on September 9, 2025. While no contract value, pricing details, or federal acquisition regulations are included, the application is processed through local environmental and land use procedures, not federal procurement mechanisms. The work is to be inspected and accepted at the project site in Malibu, California, with responsibility shared between the City of Malibu, which conducts final review and approval, and the contractor, who must demonstrate compliance with CEQA’s categorical exemption requirements. No technical specifications, packaging standards, invoicing methods, payment details, or federal certifications such as UEI, CAGE, or socioeconomic status are provided, indicating this is an administrative, non-competitive environmental compliance process rather than a formal procurement. Submission requires a completed form and signed Notice of Exemption to be delivered physically to either the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento or the L.A. County Registrar-Recorder in Norwalk, with no electronic submission options specified. The NAICS code 541620 suggests the work is classified under environmental consulting services, and no evaluation factors, contract types, or special requirements are outlined, reflecting the streamlined nature of the exemption application process under local jurisdiction.