Case No. 2505-14 (AUP25-009)

The City of Long Beach has issued a forecast for an Administrative Use Permit related to Case No. 2505-14 (AUP25-009), seeking authorization to operate a commercial massage establishment within a 758 square foot tenant space located at 3840 Woodruff Avenue, Unit 109, in the Community Commercial Automobile-Oriented (CCA) zone of District 5. The permit application involves minor interior alterations to accommodate four massage rooms, with no new construction or expansion of the existing building footprint. The project has been classified under a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemption, specifically Section 15301, as it pertains to existing facilities and is deemed to have no significant environmental impact. The applicant, Charles Hu, operates as the business owner and is the point of contact for operational matters, while Kevin Nguyendo of the City’s Community Development Department serves as the primary agency contact and planner responsible for permit review. The posted date of the forecast is August 12, 2025, and the CEQA Notice of Exemption was signed on June 10, 2025. No fiscal or procurement details such as contract value, pricing, payment terms, invoicing methods, or federal accounting codes are included, as this is not a competitive solicitation or federally funded contract. The process is administrative and ministerial, governed by local land use regulations rather than Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, and no federal certification requirements, socioeconomic representations, or special contract provisions are applicable. All submissions must be made through the City’s online Development Services portal or in person at the designated office, though no formal deadline is specified, and electronic formats are accepted with accommodations available for alternative formats upon request.