Administrative Plan Review-Woolsev Fire No. 24—005‘ Coastal Development Permit Exemption No. 25-054, Site Plan Review No. 24-030. and Cateqorical Exemption No.

The project involves a residential renovation and expansion at 33505 Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, California, following smoke damage from the 2018 Woolsey Fire. It includes a 397 square foot addition to the existing single-family residence, a 304 square foot expansion of the second-floor deck, a full interior remodel to address fire-related damage, and the installation of a new roof. A critical component of the project is a site plan review that seeks approval to increase the maximum building height from 18 feet to 24 feet, requiring regulatory exceptions under local zoning rules. The initiative is governed by California’s Environmental Quality Act, specifically under CEQA Section 15301(e), which grants a categorical exemption for minor alterations to existing residential structures, with no exceptions under Section 15300.2 found to apply, confirming the project’s minimal environmental impact. The applicant, Stephanie Hawner acting for the Kotler Family Trust, has filed for administrative approvals including Categorical Exemption No. 24-247, Coastal Development Permit Exemption No. 25-054, and Site Plan Review No. 24-030, all handled by the City of Malibu’s Office of Planning and Research. While the project is classified as a forecast under solicitation number WF 24-005 and was posted on October 3, 2025, no contract value, pricing details, or award criteria are provided, and there is no indication of federal procurement clauses, FAR requirements, or formal contracting mechanisms. All procedures are rooted in local, state, and environmental compliance rather than federal acquisition regulations. The place of performance is clearly identified as the property in Malibu, with submissions directed to the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento for filing, though no formal deadline or submission format is specified. No payment, invoicing, contracting officer, or technical representative information is included, and no UEI, CAGE code, socioeconomic certifications, or federal compliance representations are required or provided, confirming this as a locally administered residential recovery effort.