Precise Development Plan (24-14)

The City of Hermosa Beach is proceeding with a Precise Development Plan to renovate a 4,750-square-foot commercial building at 700 Pacific Coast Highway into a multi-tenant commercial facility. The project is classified under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 1, Section 15301, as an improvement to an existing facility, qualifying it for a categorical exemption from full environmental review. The plan has been submitted for approval with a certified exemption finding and confirmation that a Notice of Exemption has been filed by the city. The work involves both interior and exterior remodeling to accommodate multiple tenants, though no detailed construction specifications, architectural standards, accessibility requirements, or performance metrics are provided in the available documentation. The solicitation number is 24-14, with a submission deadline of July 9, 2025, and the project was posted on September 10, 2025, indicating it is a forecasted action. The primary point of contact is Kaneca Pompey, Contract Planner with the City of Hermosa Beach Community Development Department, and Pouya Payan is listed as the Architect responsible for the development plan. While the place of performance is clearly defined as Hermosa Beach, California, no contract value, payment terms, invoicing method, accounting codes, or delivery schedule has been disclosed. There is no designation of a Contracting Officer, Contracting Officer’s Representative, or technical representative, and no federal acquisition regulation clauses, FAR sections, or standard contract clauses apply as this is a local government project governed by state environmental law. No information is provided regarding small business set-asides, socioeconomic classifications, UEI or CAGE codes, or evaluation criteria for award, and the procurement process appears to be ministerial under CEQA guidelines rather than competitive bidding. All requirements center on compliance with state exemption procedures, and no technical, packaging, inspection, or contractual obligations beyond environmental documentation are outlined.