Conditional Use Permit No. 24-009

The project involves the construction and operation of a Quick Quack car wash at 44790 Valley Central Way in Lancaster, California, within a Commercial Planned Development (CPD) zone adjacent to State Route 14. The initiative follows the demolition of an existing movie theater building on the 1.2-acre site and requires a Conditional Use Permit (No. 24-009) issued by the City of Lancaster. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15332 as an infill development, with a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment confirming no recognized environmental conditions. Compliance is confirmed with the City’s General Plan, local zoning regulations, and municipal code provisions governing land use, utilities, traffic, noise, and stormwater management. All environmental impacts, including those related to air quality, water runoff, and public services, have been assessed and deemed insignificant under the exemption criteria. The applicant, identified as Melissa Weaver operating as Quick Quack, is responsible for fulfilling all development conditions, while the City of Lancaster retains authority over approval and compliance verification. No federal contract structure, pricing, payment terms, evaluation factors, or procurement clauses are applicable, as this is a municipal land use permit rather than a federally funded or regulated acquisition. No UEI, CAGE code, socioeconomic certifications, or FAR-compliant contract elements are present. The project timeline, delivery schedule, and operational period are not formally defined beyond the permitting process, and no invoicing, accounting codes, or federal administrative data are included in the submission. The application is reviewed under state and local environmental and zoning frameworks, with primary point of contact being Kendall Brekke, Senior Planner at the City of Lancaster.