PLNE58586 (Application No. 2502-13) (SPR25-006)

The project involves the adaptive reuse of a 1,092 square foot commercial building at 1014 Myrtle Avenue in Long Beach, California, to create a two-story residential structure with a 1,092 square foot first-floor unit and an 851 square foot second-floor unit, situated within the MFR-M zoning district. This initiative is categorized as a ministerial exemption under CEQA Section 15301 for existing facilities, indicating that the work involves modifications to an existing structure without triggering a full environmental review. The project is managed by the City of Long Beach’s Community Development Department, with Dora Frietze-Armenta serving as the primary planner and Lori Pazula as the architect responsible for execution. The application number SPR25-006 and Case No. 2502-13 identify the administrative record, and the posting date of January 16, 2026, marks the public notification milestone. Despite being labeled as a forecast, no formal contract type, estimated value, or financial terms are specified, and there are no identified funding codes, invoicing procedures, or payment details. The scope is limited to zoning and building code compliance, with no mention of packaging, delivery, inspection criteria, or federal acquisition regulations. No formal solicitation, evaluation factors, or award methodology are outlined, nor are there any required certifications, size status representations, or unique entity identifiers provided. The work is expected to occur entirely at the project site, with approval from the City of Long Beach serving as the primary deliverable, and no performance timeline, delivery terms, or contractual obligations beyond environmental and land use compliance are detailed in the available documentation.