DCR CORE RECORD NO. 200157

The City of Los Angeles, through its Department of Cannabis Regulation (DCR), has authorized Punch Edibles, LLC to operate a commercial cannabis edible manufacturing facility at 21519 W Partenia St, Los Angeles, CA 91304, under a Class 1 and Class 32 categorical exemption under CEQA Guidelines, confirming no further environmental review is required. The facility, consisting of a 7,022 square foot existing structure with a 480 square foot addition, is zoned for light manufacturing and produces infused edibles including chocolates, crispy rice treats, crackers, and cookies—strictly for off-site distribution via licensed entities, with no cultivation, retail, or distribution occurring on the premises. Operations are limited to weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with a single shift of 36 employees, and there is no increase in water or energy demand beyond existing municipal supplies provided by LADWP. The facility holds a provisional license from the California Department of Cannabis Control valid through July 3, 2024, and must comply with all applicable municipal codes, including LAMC Section 104.06 et seq., as well as state and local safety, environmental, and zoning regulations. Manufacturing activities are confined within parcel boundaries, and there is no expansion planned beyond the current footprint, ensuring alignment with the General Plan and neighborhood character. The project is located within an Opportunity Zone and State Enterprise Zone, which may qualify it for economic incentives, though no socioeconomic certifications or small business status has been formally declared for the contractor. Daily deliveries occur approximately three times per weekday, all managed on-site at the facility, with no specified FOB terms or formal invoicing mechanism outlined in the documentation; payment and accounting details, including TAR, TAS, or ACRN codes, are not provided. While the DCR serves as the approving authority and oversight body for regulatory compliance, no specific Contracting Officer, COR, COTR, or formal contract administration personnel are identified in the materials. No standard federal acquisition regulations (FAR) clauses, contract type, pricing, or award evaluation criteria are present, as this is not a traditional procurement contract but rather a regulatory authorization tied to land use compliance and state cannabis licensing. Environmental and operational adherence is enforced through existing municipal and state frameworks, with inspection responsibilities implied but not explicitly assigned, and no formal packaging, marking, or quality control standards beyond general regulatory requirements have been specified