Conditional Use Permit to allow a Warehouse/Wholesale land use, Design Review of proposed exterior modifications of the existing structure at 103 12th Street

The project at 103 12th Street in Fortuna, California, involves minor exterior alterations to an existing building, including filling in two garage doors, installing T-11 siding, applying new paint and trim, and adding a wooden tree art installation. Accompanying these building modifications are parking lot improvements to designate one compact space, three regular parking spaces, and one ADA-compliant space, ensuring accessibility compliance. The project is classified under CEQA categorical exemptions 15301 and 15303(C)(3), which认定 it as a minor alteration to an existing structure with no significant environmental impact, and is further supported by the common sense exemption under 15061(b)(3). The applicant, Dan Baleme, is a private citizen, and approval authority rests with the City of Fortuna, specifically through its Community Development Director, Shari Meads, who serves as the primary point of contact. No formal contract or procurement process has been established; the documentation reflects a local land use permit and environmental exemption notification rather than a federal acquisition. There are no contract clauses, pricing details, payment instructions, evaluation factors, or federal representations included. The work is expected to comply with local building and safety codes and ADA standards for parking, but no formal specifications, quality standards, or delivery timelines are stipulated. Submission of the exemption notice and supporting documents is to be made to the City of Fortuna at 621 11th Street, with no electronic portal or formal deadline specified, indicating a streamlined local administrative process rather than a competitive or federally regulated procurement.