ELLIS GREENS, LLC

ELLIS GREENS, LLC operates a cannabis microbusiness at 8 Light Sky Court, Sacramento, CA, within a 9,300-square-foot building on a 26,530-square-foot lot, with a parcel number of 062-0150-026-0000. The facility supports three primary cannabis activities: retail delivery-only sales, distribution, and non-volatile manufacturing, all conducted under prior Conditional Use Permits Z18-034 and Z18-163. The original approvals divided the building into two zones: a 2,900-square-foot area on the southwest side designated for four separate delivery-only dispensaries with dedicated loading areas and 575 square feet of common space, and a 6,470-square-foot area on the northeast side for cannabis production, including 2,000 square feet for non-volatile manufacturing and 4,470 square feet for distribution services. The total approved footprint exceeded the building’s square footage by 70 square feet due to inclusion of an outdoor loading area. A recent modification seeks to reconfigure part of the original dispensary space, reallocating 620 square feet to include 195 square feet of new production space—145 square feet for distribution and 50 square feet for non-volatile manufacturing—without expanding the building’s footprint. The project qualifies for a Class 1 Categorical Exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act, indicating no significant environmental impact due to minor alterations within an existing structure. All operations comply with California Business and Professions Code Section 26012 for microbusiness licensing. The Department of Cannabis Control, through its Cultivation Licensing Branch, is the regulatory authority overseeing the operation. The physical location for the business is 8 Light Sky Court, Sacramento, while administrative functions and correspondence are handled at the department’s office in Rancho Cordova. There is no indication of a federal procurement contract, pricing, payment terms, contracting officer representation, or federal acquisition regulation clauses, as the underlying document structure reflects state-level licensing and zoning approvals rather than a traditional government contract. No unique entity identifier, socioeconomic certifications, or federal compliance representations were provided, and no formal contract administration, inspection protocols, packaging, or delivery standards are outlined. Point of contact for environmental review is Calvin Yee, Environmental Scientist at the Department of Cannabis Control.