Phong Lee

The project involves a small-scale outdoor commercial cannabis cultivation operation located at 441 North Vista Lane in Hayfork, California, featuring 10,000 square feet of mature canopy and 120 square feet of immature canopy. Existing infrastructure includes a 10'x12' shed for agrochemical storage, a 20'x24.5' garage designated for processing, packaging, and harvest storage, and a separate 10'x12' shed for immature plants. The site is equipped with municipal water service, TPUD-provided power, a 100-gallon nutrient mixing tank, and a permitted septic system to manage wastewater. The project operates under a state-issued small outdoor commercial cannabis license and is exempt from additional environmental review under CEQA Guidelines Section 15183 due to consistency with Trinity County’s existing zoning regulations and prior Environmental Impact Report certification. Compliance is governed by Trinity County Ordinance No. 315-823 and Resolution No. 2020-103, which outline land use and operational standards for cannabis cultivation. There is no identified contractor; regulatory oversight and environmental compliance verification are managed directly by the California Department of Cannabis Control. No federal acquisition regulations apply, as the project is state-regulated and not a federal procurement. The contract is classified as a forecast with no solicitation number, no pricing details, no defined period of performance, no invoicing procedures, no payment office designated, and no formal evaluation criteria or contracting officer roles specified. The sole point of contact is Liana Huang, Environmental Scientist, who handles environmental review and regulatory coordination. No Unique Entity ID, socioeconomic certifications, security requirements, or special contractual clauses are documented, and the project relies entirely on state and local regulatory approvals rather than federal contracting mechanisms.