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NR-C/D-0082; NR-C/D-003; NR-C-0073

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The project involves outdoor cannabis cultivation at 1117 Buena Vista Drive in Watsonville, California, under local licensing authority from Santa Cruz County, with permit references NR-C/D-0082, NR-C/D-003, and NR-C-0073. The applicant, Casa Verde Partners LLC, must comply with a comprehensive set of environmental, operational, and land-use regulations established by county codes including SCCC Chapters 13.10 and 16, CEQA exemptions under Classes 1, 4, and 11, and standards set by the International Dark Sky Association for lighting, requiring zero glow and BUG-compliant fixtures. Key operational requirements include fencing at least six feet high with visual screening, motion-sensor lighting, digital surveillance, and adherence to the Best Management and Operational Practices (BMOP) plan, which must be submitted and approved prior to any ground-disturbing activity. All construction and water use must avoid the November to March period for grading, with water sourcing limited to the rainy season and demand calculated for the dry season. The cultivation site must implement rainwater collection systems, onsite spill containment, wildlife-safe trench covers, and revegetation using native ecotypes, all verified by a County-approved biologist. Pesticide use is restricted per California Department of Pesticide Regulation, and storage must include secondary containment and compliant signage under 3CCR Section 6674. Odor abatement must be achieved through activated carbon filtration systems, and no cultivation may occur without final approval from the Santa Cruz County Cannabis Licensing Office following pre-operational and ongoing inspections. This is not a federal procurement; no FAR clauses, pricing data, contract value, payment details, or federal acquisition mechanisms are present. The process is governed exclusively by local regulatory and environmental compliance requirements, with the County as the sole authority for permit issuance, inspection, and acceptance at the project site.

General Info

Casa Verde Partners LLC to cultivate cannabis in Watsonville under Santa Cruz County permits with strict environmental and operational rules.

Agency

California → Santa Cruz County

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Watsonville, CA, 95076

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Casa Verde LLC CEQA Notice of Exemption and Project Description 2026

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AgencyCalifornia → Santa Cruz County

Contacts2 people available

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California → Santa Cruz County

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Robert MorganOwner

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Lori M Welch BettencourtAdmin Aide

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Outdoor cannabis cultivation (see attached "CEQA Project Descript_Casa Verde Partners LLC"_

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