Conditional Use Permit 25-0017 (CUP25-0017) to establish and operate a restaurant (AKA Dreamland Anime Cafe) at 1281 East La Habra Boulevard, Unit #6

The City of La Habra has issued Conditional Use Permit CUP25-0017 to authorize the establishment and operation of Dreamland Anime Cafe at 1281 East La Habra Boulevard, Unit #6, in California. The approval was granted under a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA Section 15301(a)), which applies to minor alterations to existing facilities with no expansion of use or structural change. This is an administrative, non-competitive land-use permitting action, not a federal procurement or contractual award, and therefore no Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, contract types, pricing, delivery terms, invoicing methods, or acquisition data apply. The project involves interior tenant improvements within an existing commercial space, with no indication of construction timeline, staffing requirements, menu specifications, or operational conditions beyond compliance with the exemption. The permitting process was completed through physical submission to the Orange County Clerk-Recorder, with no electronic filing requirements or formal proposal formats mandated. Responsibility for oversight lies with the City of La Habra Planning Commission, with Jacob Wielenga, Associate Planner, serving as the primary point of contact for administrative and permitting matters. Marina Young-Meyers is identified as the applicant and project representative but is not designated as a government official or contracting officer. There are no contractual obligations, payment mechanisms, accounting codes, or technical performance standards outlined in the documentation. No solicitation, award evaluation, or competitive procurement process occurred, and no representations, certifications, or socioeconomic designations were required or provided. The permit serves as the sole authorization for operation, with acceptance of the project occurring at the physical location, and no formal inspection criteria beyond CEQA compliance are enumerated. The entire process is local, administrative, and environmental in nature, with no federal procurement framework involved.