DCR CORE RECORD NO. 404737

The City of Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulation is authorizing the continued operation of an existing light industrial facility at 3217 Mines Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90023, for commercial cannabis manufacturing and distribution under State and local law. The activity qualifies as an environmentally benign infill project under the City’s General Plan and zoning requirements, specifically within the M2-1-CUGU Light Industrial zone, and is exempt from further environmental review under CEQA Guidelines Sections 15301 (Class 1) and 15332 (Class 32). The project involves no new construction, expansion, or increase in impervious surfaces and is consistent with all exemption criteria, including site size, urban surroundings, absence of sensitive habitats, and no significant environmental impacts on traffic, noise, air, or water quality. Operations will occur seven days a week across two shifts from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. with approximately nine employees and three weekly deliveries, and must maintain compliance with air filtration standards to control odor and adhere to utility service limits. The facility holds state-issued licenses for Type 6 non-volatile manufacturing and Type 11 distribution, and regulatory oversight is managed by the City’s Department of Cannabis Regulation as the lead agency. Inspection and acceptance occur on-site at the facility, with compliance verified against municipal codes, including LAMC Sections 104.06 and 105.02, and standards from the California Department of Cannabis Control and Regional Water Quality Control Board. While no federal contract clauses, pricing data, or procurement details such as contract type, payment terms, or evaluation factors are present, local business registration numbers are attached to Reppart LLC and GG Quality Manufacturing. The project is located within an Opportunity Zone and the East Los Angeles State Enterprise Zone, which may trigger eligibility for economic incentives and related reporting requirements under state and federal programs, though formal small business certifications or federal acquisition elements like UEI, CAGE, or COR assignments are not part of this authorization. The point of contact for this action is Jason Killeen, Assistant Executive Director of DCR, who serves as the primary liaison for administrative and compliance matters.