DCR CORE RECORD NO. 404882

The City of Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulation is moving forward with the commercial cultivation and distribution of cannabis at 1450 S. Mirasol Street in the Boyle Heights neighborhood, located in ZIP code 90023. The project involves a 127,023 square foot lot with a 77,705 square foot indoor cultivation facility operating seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. with two daily shifts, 30 employees, and a daily energy consumption of 6,692 kWh, powered by municipal electricity and backup generators. All water is supplied by LADWP and discharged into the municipal sewer system, with no expansion of the facility footprint, no habitat loss, and no additional impervious surfaces. The applicant, The Green City LLC, is required to comply with CEQA Class 1 and Class 32 Categorical Exemptions, has been determined to require no further environmental analysis, and must secure multiple permits including those from LADWP, the LA Fire Department, the Department of City Planning, and the State Water Board. Operational compliance mandates odor control through advanced air filtration, safe handling of carbon dioxide under hazardous materials regulations, and adherence to Los Angeles Municipal Code requirements, with no increase in solid or hazardous waste generation. The project is situated in a zoned M3-1-CUGU industrial area and qualifies for local economic incentives as it is located within both a Federal Opportunity Zone and a State Enterprise Zone. Deliveries are anticipated three times per week, with vehicle trips occurring Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. The submission process requires a complete Project Specific Information Form, a Hazardous Materials Business Plan, ZIMAS parcel profile reports, Envirostor documentation, and supporting maps and photographs, all submitted by the June 23, 2026 deadline through the City’s digital portal. While no contract value, pricing structure, or federal acquisition clauses are specified, compliance with local regulatory frameworks replaces traditional federal contracting elements. Acceptance of performance is overseen by the Department of Cannabis Regulation at the project site, with no formal inspection protocol or government-furnished inspection criteria outlined. The applicant has affirmed it is not subject to the City’s Social Equity Program and has not provided a UEI, CAGE code, or socioeconomic certifications, making this a purely local regulatory approval process rather than a federal procurement.