LF Bankside LCA25-0000361

The Department of Cannabis Control approved a small indoor commercial cannabis license for LF Bankside, submitted on July 22, 2025, for the operation of an existing cultivation facility located at 36555 Bankside Drive in Cathedral City, California. The project involves 6,745 square feet of mature and 948 square feet of immature cannabis canopy on a 0.98-acre industrial-zoned parcel, with water supplied by Desert Water and wastewater directed to the municipal sewer system. The license approval is contingent upon a Class 1 Categorical Exemption under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15301, which confirms the activity qualifies as a minor alteration within an existing facility with no significant environmental impact, thereby exempting it from a full environmental impact review under CEQA. This regulatory determination serves as the primary formal output of the licensing action, with no additional performance metrics, deliverables, or compliance reporting requirements specified beyond adherence to environmental and state cannabis laws. There is no formal procurement contract structure, pricing, payment terms, or federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses applied to this action. The document classification as a forecast indicates it is a notification of licensing activity rather than a competitive solicitation or binding contract. No contract value, payment office, accounting codes, invoicing method, or contracting officer details are provided. The point of contact for environmental review is Krishma Dutta, an Environmental Scientist reachable via email and phone, with administrative correspondence directed to the Department’s P.O. Box in Rancho Cordova. There are no representations, certifications, or socioeconomic status disclosures required under federal guidelines, and no procurement-specific clauses related to inspections, packaging, delivery schedules, or evaluation factors exist. The action is solely a ministerial licensing decision under California Business and Professions Code Section 26012, with oversight and approval responsibilities vested entirely in the Department of Cannabis Control and no obligations or performance expectations placed on the licensee beyond compliance with state environmental and cannabis regulatory frameworks.