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Emberz BBQ by Kline – Mobile Vendor Permit (Administrative Permit 25-006)

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Emberz BBQ by Kline has been granted an administrative permit by the Town of Mammoth Lakes to operate a mobile food vendor at 120 Commerce Drive, Mammoth Lakes, California, under Permit Number 25-006. The permit was approved after determining compliance with the Mammoth Lakes Municipal Code governing mobile businesses, including zoning, location, operational hours, and sanitation requirements. The project was deemed eligible for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines Section 15301, as it involves no expansion of existing food preparation use and falls within established regulatory parameters. A certified exemption document was submitted as part of the approval process, fulfilling state environmental review obligations without triggering a full environmental impact assessment. The permit is not a formal federal contract and does not involve procurement, pricing, funding codes, or federal acquisition regulation clauses. The Town of Mammoth Lakes, through Associate Planner Michael Peterka, served as the approving authority and point of contact, overseeing administrative compliance rather than contractual oversight. No contract value, payment terms, invoicing methods, or federal contracting roles such as COR, COTR, or PCO are applicable. Operations are limited to designated municipal locations and must adhere strictly to local rules for mobile food vendors, with no specified duration or delivery schedule. The applicant, Drake Kline, is responsible for operational compliance, and the only formal requirement beyond municipal code adherence is the submission of the certified CEQA exemption. No socioeconomic, size, or unique entity identifiers were required or provided, and there are no provisions for options, modifications, or performance evaluations. The process reflects a local permitting action, not a federal acquisition or service contract.

General Info

Emberz BBQ granted local permit to operate mobile vendor in Mammoth Lakes under CEQA exemption, complying with municipal codes.

Agency

California → City of Mammoth Lakes

NAICS

722330 - Mobile Food ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Mammoth Lakes, CA

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NOE AP 25-006 Emberz BBQ Mobile Vendor Permit Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Mammoth Lakes
Contacts1 person available
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California → City of Mammoth Lakes
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Michael PeterkaAssociate Planner

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Emberz BBQ by Kline has requested to operate as a mobile vendor within the Town of Mammoth Lakes, which requires the approval of an administrative permit. The proposed project was found to have met all the requirements of the Mammoth Lakes Municipal Code for mobile businesses and the administrative permit was subsequently approved.

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