Conditional Use Permit 24-0010

The City of Bakersfield has issued a conditional use permit, designated as 24-0010, to authorize the transformation of an existing commercial building located at 2930 Union Avenue, Bakersfield, California, into a banquet and event venue. This action falls under a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act, specifically Section 15332, which applies to infill development projects that are consistent with the city’s general plan and zoning regulations. The permit is administrative in nature and does not involve a competitive bidding or procurement process, as evidenced by the forecast classification and absence of a solicitation number or competitive evaluation factors. The project aims to reuse an existing structure within a commercial zone to support local development goals without triggering major environmental review. The primary point of contact for this permit is Yazid Alawgarey, Assistant Planner with the City of Bakersfield’s Development Services Department, who can be reached at the provided phone and email addresses. Jeremy Manning of PDA Architects is listed as the project manager on behalf of the applicant. While documentation references a Notice of Exemption and a certified exemption finding, no formal contract clauses, pricing details, payment terms, invoicing systems, or federal acquisition regulation requirements such as FAR clauses, representation certifications, or contracting officer designations are applicable or present. The permitting process relies entirely on local land use and environmental compliance procedures, with no federal procurement elements involved. Performance is confined to the approved location in Bakersfield with no specified timeline, deliverables beyond permit issuance, or additional requirements for inspections, packaging, or technical standards beyond adherence to local codes and zoning ordinances.