Duncan Hill Farm

The Duncan Hill Farm project entails the development of a 10,000 square foot mixed-light cannabis cultivation facility on a 13.84-acre site in Trinity County, California, zoned as Rural Residential. The project will utilize an existing onsite well for water supply and an existing septic system for wastewater, with no new grading, tree removal, or disturbance of native vegetation planned. A dedicated 150 square foot composting area will handle all cannabis waste, and 70,000 gallons of water will be stored in pre-existing tanks. Access to the site will be via a private driveway, and one non-cultivation residential dwelling is already present on the property. Surrounding land uses are primarily undeveloped, and the project aligns with local zoning and community plans, qualifying for a categorical exemption under CEQA Guidelines Section 15183 pursuant to Trinity County Resolution No. 2020-103 and Ordinance No. 315-849. There is no contract value, pricing, or financial obligation specified, as the documentation reflects an environmental review and licensing determination rather than a procurement contract. The Department of Cannabis Control serves as the reviewing and approving authority, with Kevin Varzandeh, Environmental Scientist, listed as the primary point of contact for environmental compliance matters. No federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, payment details, invoicing procedures, delivery schedules, or performance metrics are included in the materials, indicating that this is a state-level regulatory approval process for a commercial cannabis operation, not a competitively awarded federal contract.