HR HAMILTON CORP

HR HAMILTON CORP has been approved for a Medium Outdoor and Processing commercial cannabis license by the California Department of Cannabis Control under the Business and Professions Code, Division 10, Chapter 2, Section 26012. The operation is located at 001-200-014-000 in Nevada City, California, and includes 14,892 square feet of outdoor cannabis cultivation using light deprivation technology across 39 distinct growing beds and 2,430 square feet of support infrastructure consisting of a 40 by 60-foot processing facility owned by Ghost Processing (Thomas Whyte) and a 5 by 6-foot chemical storage shed. The facility will be staffed by a single full-time employee and will handle dry harvest storage, processing, packaging, and administrative functions. All water needs will be met through an existing on-site well, and the entire site is secured by a 6-foot tall metal fence with video surveillance covering all entry points to the building and greenhouses. Noise from interior mechanical systems—including up to three exhaust fans, four heat pump condenser units, one refrigeration condenser, and four dehumidifiers—has been evaluated by Saxelby Acoustics and is confirmed to comply with Nevada County noise standards; no external noise-producing equipment will be used. The facility includes five parking spaces, with one designated as ADA accessible. Environmental compliance has been established through adherence to the CEQA categorical exemption under Section 15183, with mitigation measures carried forward from the prior approval PLN21-0131/MGT21-0057. The Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board has issued a Notice of Applicability requiring adherence to specific water quality protections, and the disturbance footprint of this project is smaller than that of the prior approval. No federal acquisition regulation clauses apply, as this is a state-issued cannabis license and not a federal contract. There is no defined contract value, delivery schedule, payment terms, or invoicing method, and no formal contract type such as FFP or IDIQ is assigned. No packaging, labeling, barcoding, or preservation standards are specified beyond general processing activity. The applicant’s unique entity identifier, size status, socioeconomic certifications, and official contract administration personnel such as a COR or PCO are not provided in the documentation. All correspondence and submissions are directed to the Department of Cannabis Control’s Environmental Evaluation Office in Rancho Cordova, with Mart