Construction of new 3-story, 8-unit apartment building (Case No 2404-08)

The project at 2301 Elm Avenue in Long Beach, California, involves the construction of a new 3-story, 8-unit multi-family residential building with an attached garage within the Midtown Specific Plan - Corridor District. This infill development is classified under CEQA Section 15332, which provides a categorical exemption for projects that meet specific criteria including density, zoning compatibility, and minimal environmental impact. The development is subject to local zoning regulations and General Plan policies, with compliance verified through a Site Plan Review process administered by the City of Long Beach’s Community Development Department. The project is not a competitive procurement; it is a forecast-type action tied to municipal permitting rather than a federally solicited contract, and no FAR clauses, contracting vehicles, or formal evaluation factors are applicable. The sole identified contracting activity is the administrative approval of the site plan, with no financial details, pricing structures, payment mechanisms, or invoicing methods disclosed. The City of Long Beach acts as the approving authority with oversight responsibilities, while the project proponent, Old Town Holdings, LLC, represented by Adam Nasry, is responsible for execution and compliance. The place of performance is clearly defined as 2301 Elm Avenue, and inspections and acceptance will occur at the site under municipal jurisdiction. No socioeconomic certifications, unique entity identifiers, labor standards, or subcontracting requirements are referenced, and there are no contractual deliverables beyond the completed structure meeting environmental and zoning thresholds. Contact for the project is Miguel Samayoa, Planner with the City’s Community Development Department, and no formal contract execution documents, attachments, or special requirements are included in the available materials.