DCR CORE RECORD NO. 403310

The City of Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulation (DCR) has issued a non-storefront cannabis delivery license under Core Record No. 403310 to Puff n' Luff, Inc. for operations at 8666 Lindley Avenue, Northridge, CA 91325, within a General Commercial (QC2-1VL) zoning district. The business is authorized to conduct cannabis product deliveries only, with daily operations limited to 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM and a cap of 18–25 vehicle trips per day. The facility size is restricted to 914 square feet with no structural modifications permitted, ensuring compliance with Class 1 and Class 32 categorical exemptions under CEQA, which exempt the project from further environmental review due to its infill nature and use of an existing lawful structure. The applicant has affirmed social equity status under LAMC Section 104.20 and holds a provisional state license from the California Department of Cannabis Control, with ongoing compliance obligations tied to this designation. Approval is contingent upon adherence to LAMC Sections 104.03, 104.04, and 105.02, which govern application requirements, denial grounds, and site eligibility, including setbacks from sensitive uses such as schools and parks. The business must also maintain compliance with LADWP, LAPD, and LAFD standards, submit required documentation including a Hazardous Materials Business Plan, and avoid generating hazardous waste. No formal contract value, pricing, or federal acquisition clauses are present, as this is a regulatory licensing action rather than a procurement contract under FAR. Payment, invoicing, and contract administration details are not defined, and no contracting officer or technical representative is designated. The process is not competitive or scored; approval is granted solely upon full compliance with municipal and state cannabis regulations. The site is located within an Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone, though this does not alter the licensing criteria. There are no options for expansion, extension, or modification beyond the approved parameters, and all activities are bound by the conditions of the DCR license and local ordinances.