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The project involves the redevelopment of a former small mixed-light Tier 1 cannabis cultivation site in Hayfork, California, with the intent to expand and modernize outdoor growing operations to accommodate up to 10,000 square feet of canopy. The existing infrastructure will be repurposed and augmented, including converting a 4'x10' processing shed into harvest storage and maintaining an existing permitted groundwater well along with two solar arrays and multiple water storage tanks for domestic, agricultural, and fire suppression use. A key component is the installation of three 30'x100' greenhouses to create a 9,000 square foot mature canopy, replacing the prior outdoor beds, alongside six new 10'x10' sheds designated for processing, harvest storage, administrative hold, two for immature plant canopy, and agricultural chemical and pesticide storage. The project relies on a Class 1 Categorical Exemption under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15301, which classifies the activity as a minor alteration to existing structures with negligible environmental impact, avoiding the need for a full environmental impact report. The contractor, Ronald Webber, holds a small outdoor commercial cannabis license and is the named applicant, with no additional socioeconomic certifications indicated. The site at 1061 Pipeline Road and 181 Southridge Road in Trinity County is the exclusive location of performance, and activities are targeted for the 2024 growing season, though specific start and end dates are not provided. The Department of Cannabis Control, through Environmental Scientist Liana Huang, administers the review and approval process, using the CEQA exemption as the regulatory basis, with submission of the project details completed by December 11, 2025, and publicly posted on January 13, 2026. No pricing data, contract value, payment terms, invoicing systems, contracting officer details, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are included, indicating this is an environmental notification and permitting action rather than a formal procurement contract with financial or administrative terms.

General Info

Redevelop Hayfork cannabis site with three greenhouses, repurpose sheds, use existing infrastructure under CEQA exemption for 2024 growing season.

Agency

California Cannabis Control, Department of

NAICS

111419 - Other Food Crops Grown Under CoverView NAICS

Place of Performance

Hayfork, CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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NOE Ronald Webber Cannabis Cultivation Project 01052026

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AgencyCalifornia Cannabis Control, Department of
Contacts1 person available
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California Cannabis Control, Department of
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Liana HuangEnvironmental Scientist

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The Project will consist of the cultivation of up to 10,000 square feet (SF) of outdoor canopy on a site previously used as a small mixed-light tier 1 cannabis site. Cultivation activities include an outdoor cultivation area consisting of approx. 8,200 sqft in two (2) 6'x20' beds, three (3) 6'x230' beds, and one (1) 6'x120' bed with 600 sqft of immature canopy,. Existing support infrastructure includes a 1 0'x10' cannabis waste area, a 4'x10' processing shed that will be repurposed as harvest storage, a 4'x12' agricultural chemical/pesticide storage shed with a 2'x3' tote for administrative hold, a permitted groundwater well for both agricultural and domestic purposes, two (2) 39"x77" solar arrays; a 2,500-gallon water storage tank for domestic use; a 3,000-gallon water storage tank for agricultural use;- a 250-gallon and a 300-gallon water storage tank for fire suppression. Proposed activities for the project include the installation of six (6) 1 0'x1 0' sheds for the following uses: processing, harvest storage, administrative hold, two (2) for immature plant canopy, and another for agricultural chemical/pesticide storage; and replace the existing mature canopy areas with three (3) 30'x100' greenhouses in the existing cultivation area for the 2024 season which would result in 9,000 sqft of mature canopy.

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