Ideal Chill

The project involves the operation of a cannabis microbusiness named Ideal Chill at 21418 Osborne Street in Canoga Park, California, within an existing 4,964 square foot facility constructed in 1976 and renovated in 1977. The site, situated on a 0.22-acre flat lot with a 70-foot frontage along Osborne Street and 139-foot depth, is zoned MR2-1 for Light Industrial use under the Chatsworth-Porter Ranch Community Plan Area and falls within Council District 3 and the Canoga Park Neighborhood Council. The business will engage in cultivation, non-volatile manufacturing, and distribution of cannabis products without expanding the building, and has been granted categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (Class 1 and Class 32) due to its infill development and compatibility with the surrounding industrial zoning. The facility includes a parking area and ornamental trees and is located at the corner of Canoga Avenue and Osborne Street. The Department of Cannabis Control, Cultivation Licensing Branch, oversees licensing and compliance, with Karin Linnen, Environmental Scientist, serving as the primary contact for regulatory matters. No contract value, payment terms, invoicing system, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are specified, as this is a state-regulated licensure action rather than a formal federal procurement. The approval is administrative and based on compliance with California’s Business and Professions Code and environmental regulations, not a competitive bidding process. There are no defined performance periods, delivery schedules, pricing details, or federal certification requirements, and the operation is governed entirely by state cannabis statutes and local land-use compatibility.