PD-S-2024-0007/ AHA-2024-0005/ TP-S-2024-0005/ CUP-S-2024-0010

The project involves the subdivision of a 5.3-acre parcel in Simi Valley, California, into two distinct lots to facilitate the construction of an 80-unit, three-story multifamily residential complex including 16 affordable housing units, alongside a modified Conditional Use Permit to expand a 5,588-square-foot sanctuary building and update associated parking infrastructure for Lighthouse Bible Church of Simi Valley. The development is situated at 4910 Cochran Street and is subject to local zoning and planning regulations under the jurisdiction of the City of Simi Valley, with no changes proposed to existing general plan or zoning designations. Environmental compliance is established through a CEQA infill development exemption under Guidelines §15332, confirming the project's suitability for urban infill on previously developed land without requiring further environmental review. The permit modifications and land subdivision require approval from city authorities, and site improvements must conform to local public works, fire safety, and utility standards as enforced by the City of Simi Valley and Ventura County Fire Department. The lead agency contact is Zarui Chaparyan, Associate Planner, who signed the approval on July 21, 2025, with the forecast notice published on July 28, 2025. No federal contracting elements such as FAR clauses, solicitation numbers, evaluation criteria, contract values, payment instructions, or socioeconomic certifications are applicable or present, as this is a municipal land use and development project governed by state and local regulatory frameworks. Payment and invoicing procedures are not defined, no contracting officer or technical representative is formally designated, and no standardized federal acquisition documentation is included. The project remains localized to Simi Valley with all performance, inspection, and acceptance activities occurring within the city and under its administrative authority.