PL NO. 25-0058; CUP NO. 25-01; ZC NO. 25-01; GPA NO. 25-01 – RESOLUTION NO. 2026-01

The project involves the development of a 1,700-square-foot fast-food restaurant with a drive-through lane and walk-up window at 4816 and 4820 Firestone Boulevard and 8915 Vossler Avenue in South Gate, California, on two consolidated lots totaling over 15,000 square feet. The scope includes demolition of a vacant commercial structure, construction of the new building, a 220-square-foot covered patio, 14 parking spaces, and all associated site improvements. The development requires multiple land use entitlements: a zone change from Neighborhood Low (NL) to Urban Neighborhood (UN), removal of the Corridor Transition Overlay, a General Plan Amendment to reclassify the land use from Medium Density Residential to Commercial, and a Conditional Use Permit for drive-through operations under South Gate Municipal Code provisions. The project has been determined eligible for a CEQA Class 3 Categorical Exemption due to its small building size, alignment with urbanized surroundings, and absence of significant environmental impacts such as hazardous materials or historical resource disruption. All work must comply with local zoning, building, and accessibility codes. The City of South Gate is the lead agency overseeing environmental review and permitting, with key contacts including the Planning Manager, the project architect, and the property owner. No federal contract clauses, pricing data, payment terms, inspection protocols, or procurement-specific requirements are present, as this is a municipal land use and entitlement process rather than a formally solicited government contract. The project’s execution is tied to the approval of the associated resolutions and permits, with no defined timeline or financial terms provided in the documentation.