New Life Health LLC
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New Life Health LLC is undertaking an outdoor cannabis cultivation project on a 2.71-acre parcel in Trinity County, California, with a designated canopy area of 9,936 square feet, including 280 square feet of immature growth. The operation utilizes 276 six-foot-by-six-foot pots and has additional terraced capacity for up to 150 more pots without further land clearing or development. Water is sourced from an onsite groundwater well that feeds two 2,500-gallon storage tanks, while power is supplied by an onsite generator. The site is serviced by a permitted septic system and accessed via a maintained shared driveway from White Oak Road, located half a mile from State Highway 3. The project has been approved under California’s Environmental Quality Act through a categorical exemption confirmed by Trinity County Resolution No. 2020-103 and complies with Trinity County Ordinance No. 315-823 governing commercial cannabis activities. The Department of Cannabis Control is the overseeing authority, with Kevin Varzandeh listed as the Environmental Scientist point of contact. The entity holds a Small Outdoor commercial cannabis license, confirming its status as a small business, though no socioeconomic certifications are indicated. No formal contract number, pricing details, payment office, invoicing system, accounting codes, or Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses are present in the documentation. Performance is limited to the specified site with no requirement for delivery or shipment under FOB terms, and the period of performance has not been defined. Submissions for environmental compliance are accepted via postal mail to the Department of Cannabis Control’s office in Rancho Cordova, and supporting documents are referenced as PDFs, though no formal submission portal or deadline is provided. The project’s approval hinges on compliance with CEQA exemptions and local zoning, with no additional federal contract administration or procurement requirements applicable.
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