Coastal Development Permit Amendment No. 22—006 and Categorical Exemption No. 24-005

The project involves an amendment to Coastal Development Permit No. 15-053 to permit the construction of a single-family residence not exceeding 18 feet in height, including a basement, and a separate single-story accessory dwelling unit also limited to 18 feet in height. The development plan encompasses an onsite wastewater treatment system, a swimming pool, landscaping, hardscaping, retaining walls, grading, and associated site improvements. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines Sections 15303(a) and 15303(e), indicating that it is considered a minor construction activity with no significant environmental impact, thereby exempting it from a full environmental review. The applicant is Crest Real Estate on behalf of Malibu Green Holdings, LLC, and approval authority rests with the City of Malibu, located in Los Angeles County, California. The permitting process is managed through the City of Malibu’s Community Development Department, with primary points of contact being the Community Development Director and Administrative Assistant, both reachable via the city’s official office line and email. No federal procurement elements are present in the documentation; there is no solicitation number, contract value, pricing data, or FAR clause references because this is not a federal contract but a state-level land use and environmental compliance filing. No delivery schedules, invoicing methods, payment details, contract administration roles, or supplier certifications are applicable or identified, as the document set pertains solely to the regulatory approval of a residential development under state environmental law. The project's scope and compliance are evaluated exclusively under CEQA criteria, and no federal contracting requirements, such as Small Business size status, UEI codes, or acquisition methodology, are involved. The permit amendment and categorical exemption notice collectively serve as the formal authorization for the proposed construction activities within the coastal zone.