DCR CORE RECORD NO. 210472

The project involves the indoor cultivation of commercial cannabis products at 18339 Eddy Street, Northridge, California, within an existing 12,462-square-foot building on a 21,841-square-foot lot, utilizing up to 22,000 square feet of canopy space across multiple floors without expanding the building footprint or impervious surfaces. The operation is licensed under state and local law and complies with the City of Los Angeles Municipal Code, including zoning regulations under M1-1VL, and qualifies for CEQA Class 1 and Class 32 categorical exemptions, eliminating the need for additional environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act. The facility will operate with a maximum of three onsite employees, six daily vehicle trips, and an energy consumption limit of 1,100 kWh per day, utilizing LED lighting, recycling, and other environmental stewardship measures while relying on municipal utilities for water, power, and sanitation. Deliveries are restricted to weekdays between 7:00 AM and 6:00 PM and Saturdays from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with no deliveries on Sundays. The applicant, TKC Group, Inc., must hold and maintain a valid cultivation license from the California Department of Cannabis Control and adhere to strict operational and safety conditions, including compliance with Los Angeles Fire Department protocols for CO₂ storage, implementation of a Hazardous Materials Business Plan, and avoidance of any public safety concerns documented by law enforcement. The project is subject to ownership restrictions that prohibit individuals employed or in office roles within state or local cannabis-regulating agencies from having an interest in the operation, and the facility must not have undergone a utility disconnection or experienced a cannabis-related criminal conviction within the past five years. The contract is administered by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulation, with Jason Killeen serving as the primary point of contact and Jason J Tavano as the neighborhood liaison. There is no publicly stated contract value, pricing, or financial terms in the documentation, suggesting the agreement is a permit or licensing approval rather than a financial procurement. No federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses apply, as this is a local land use and licensing action, not a federal contract. No award evaluation weights, payment instructions, accounting codes, invoicing methods, or delivery terms such as FOB are specified. The process is compliance-based, with approval contingent on meeting statutory requirements under LAMC Sections 104.0