DCR CORE RECORD NO. 404619

The City of Los Angeles, through its Department of Cannabis Regulation, has approved a conditional use authorization for Prospect Enterprise, LLC to operate a commercial cannabis manufacturing and distribution facility at 3504 East Olympic Boulevard in Los Angeles, CA 90023. The site, a 12,000 square foot industrial warehouse on a 5,471 square foot parcel previously used for mattress manufacturing, will conduct Type 11 Distribution and Type 6 Manufacturing activities under state and local cannabis regulations. Operations are limited to Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with no more than nine employees per shift and an estimated three vehicle trips per week, ensuring minimal community impact. The project is fully compliant with the M2-1-CUGU industrial zoning designation and has been determined to qualify for categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) as both a Class 1 existing facility and Class 32 infill development, eliminating the need for further environmental review. The facility will utilize existing municipal water, sewer, and utility services with no new infrastructure or physical expansion, and no hazardous materials will be stored or used on site. Compliance and oversight are managed by multiple municipal agencies including the Department of Cannabis Regulation, Building and Safety, Fire Department, and Public Health, with inspections and final acceptance occurring at the facility itself. Regulatory adherence is based on the Los Angeles Municipal Code Sections 104.00 and 105.00, DCR Rules and Regulations, and state cannabis licensing requirements. Ownership is subject to restrictions prohibiting affiliation with local or state cannabis regulatory staff. The parcel, identified by APN 5191020002 and located within an Opportunity Zone and State Enterprise Zone, has no federal procurement contract value, delivery schedule, or contracting officer specifications listed. The project operates under local licensing authority, not federal acquisition regulations, and no FAR clauses, payment instructions, invoicing systems, accounting codes, COR/COTR designations, or formal contract types like FFP or IDIQ are applicable. The approval process relied on comprehensive documentation including zoning maps, environmental exemption forms, and operational plans submitted to DCR, with no mandated submission deadlines or digital portal requirements specified, emphasizing local administrative procedures over federal procurement protocols.