Conditional Use Permit 25-0001 – Distro Depot Inc.

The project involves a revision to Conditional Use Permit 17-004 for a property located at 36650 Sunair Plaza in Cathedral City, California, to remove cannabis cultivation while retaining cannabis manufacturing and adding cannabis distribution and non-storefront delivery operations. The amendment is being processed under a categorical exemption under Section 15301 of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), Class 1, as it pertains to the operation and minor alteration of an existing facility without physical expansion or significant environmental impact. The applicant, Distro Depot Inc., seeks authorization to conduct lawful cannabis distribution and delivery services on the site without initiating cultivation, with approval contingent on compliance with local land-use regulations and CEQA exemption requirements. The City of Cathedral City is the overseeing agency, with Manuel Rocha, Assistant Planner, serving as the primary point of contact, and Kevin Spring from Distro Depot Inc. listed as the applicant representative. The submission includes a certified exemption finding and confirmation of Notice of Exemption filing, but no formal contracting or procurement structures are present—this is a land-use permit action, not a federal contract. No pricing, delivery schedules, invoicing methods, payment details, accounting codes, or federal acquisition regulation clauses apply, as the process is governed by state and local environmental and zoning laws. There are no solicitation numbers, contract types, evaluation factors, or procurement-specific requirements, and no representations such as UEI, CAGE codes, or socioeconomic certifications were provided or required. The process hinges on administrative approval based on regulatory exemptions, with inspection and acceptance implied to occur at the physical site in Cathedral City, though no formal inspection criteria or quality standards beyond CEQA compliance are specified. No deadlines, submission portals, or electronic filing requirements are outlined, suggesting a paper-based or informal administrative review process.