Administrative Use Permit (Case No. 2504-07)(AUP25-007)(PLNE58898)

The City of Long Beach is authorizing a minor expansion of an existing special group residence at 1335 Pacific Avenue through an Administrative Use Permit, increasing its capacity from 129 to 143 beds for formerly unhoused men. The project involves converting approximately 2,198 square feet of existing non-residential space—a TV room and a seven-car garage—into additional residential units and accessory areas, representing an 11 percent expansion of the current use. The facility operates within the Mixed-Use 3 (A Series) zoning district and is governed by prior approvals under Conditional Use Permit Case No. 8812-23. The permitting process relies on a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically Sections 15301 and 15303, which waive the need for a full environmental review due to the minimal impact of converting and upgrading an existing structure. No federal contract clauses, funding streams, payment terms, or procurement mechanisms apply, as this is a local land use permit administered by the City’s Community Development Department. The project is not a competitive procurement, with no solicitation number, evaluation factors, pricing data, or federal acquisition regulations involved. The applicant, Long Beach Rescue Mission, is represented by Jeff Levine as President and CEO, with Elijio Sandoval serving as the primary point of contact as a Planner within the City’s planning division. The permit was signed on July 28, 2025, and publicly posted on July 30, 2025, under administrative case numbers 2504-07, AUP25-007, and PLNE58898. There are no specified deadlines, delivery schedules, performance metrics, or contractual obligations beyond compliance with zoning and environmental exemption requirements. No financial estimates, invoicing instructions, accounting codes, or federal identifiers such as UEI or CAGE codes are included, confirming this is not a federally funded or commercially procured project. Oversight and acceptance authority remain with the City of Long Beach, with no designated Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical inspection protocols beyond standard municipal building and zoning enforcement. All activity is confined to the project site at 1335 Pacific Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90802, and no packaging, marking, delivery terms, or subcontracting requirements are applicable.