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Round Valley Farming Partners, LLC

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Round Valley Farming Partners, LLC has been approved for a Small Outdoor commercial cannabis cultivation license by the California Department of Cannabis Control under California Business and Professions Code Section 26012, with application LCA24-0000674 dated January 30, 2025. The operation is limited to 5,376 square feet of mature cannabis cultivated within eight Ag Exempt permitted greenhouses located on Parcel 034-121-57-00 in Mendocino County, near Covelo’s Pear Ranch area. The site utilizes an existing well for irrigation, employing a timed drip system to minimize water consumption and operates under Water Quality Order WQ 2019-0001-DWQ with no violation of waste discharge or water quality standards. Energy is primarily supplied by a County-permitted solar array with battery backup, with a generator available for emergency use during outages, while supplemental power is sourced from a direct PG&E connection. No cannabis processing occurs on-site; all harvested biomass is picked up by contracted wholesalers for off-site handling. The operation is managed by a single employee who resides on the property, with no expansion beyond the original 2017–2018 footprint, and no changes to infrastructure or land use have been proposed. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife determined no Lake or Streambed Alteration Notification is required, and the project qualifies under CEQA’s Class 1 Categorical Exemption due to its reliance on pre-existing structures and activities. An existing septic system, installed in 1955, serves the residence and remains unchanged. The site is situated in a predominantly agricultural and residential zone with no perennial streams on the parcel. No federal contract clauses, pricing data, delivery schedules, packaging requirements, or formal evaluation factors are applicable, as this is a state regulatory license, not a federal acquisition. The Department of Cannabis Control retains oversight responsibility, with Marta Tewodros listed as the environmental contact, and the license approval reflects full compliance with California’s cannabis and environmental regulatory framework.

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Round Valley Farming holds state license for 5,376 sq ft outdoor cannabis cultivation using existing greenhouses, solar power, and irrigation with no processing or expansion.

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California Cannabis Control, Department of

NAICS

115112 - Soil Preparation, Planting, and CultivatingView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, 95428

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NONE

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LCA24-0000674 DCC Notice of Exemption for Round Valley Farming Partners

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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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Marta TewodrosEnvironmental Scientist

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The Department of Cannabis Control, pursuant to authority granted under Business and Procession Code, Section 26012, approved a Small Outdoor commercial cannabis license submitted on 1/30/25 by Round Valley Farming Partners, LLC. The Project will consist of a legacy small outdoor cannabis cultivating 5,376 square feet of mature cannabis. The Project will consist of a legacy small outdoor cannabis cultivation done within 8 Ag Exempt permitted greenhouses. DCC application LCA24-0000674 is for a Small Outdoor license to cultivate 5,376 square feet of mature cannabis. Irrigation for cannabis is provided from an existing well within the subject parcel. The proposed activity is irrigated on a timed, drip irrigation system to minimize water usage as part of the proposed activity. There is a barn used for equipment and materials storage and is not used for cannabis purposes. Irrigation is provided from an existing well within the subject parcel. The proposed activity is irrigated on a timed, drip irrigation system to minimize water usage as part of the proposed activity. Water pumping is powered by PG&E direct connection. The applicant contracts with wholesalers to pick up bulk product and process and conduct wholesale sales off site. All work is done by the applicant with a single employee that lives within the subject parcel. There is no processing done within the subject parcel and no buildings are used for cannabis for processing. The proposed activity area is predominately agricultural and residential with the subject parcels adjacent to the Pear Ranch area of Covelo, which was previously subdivided in 2015. Upon review, no perennial streams or other watercourses were identified within the subject parcels. Water pump is powered by PG&E direct connection. Energy for all other activities are provided by an onsite permitted solar electricity array is located adjacent to the cultivation area and includes battery backup and powers. The solar power used within the subject parcel is permitted by the County. An electrical generator is used for residence and for cultivation when there is an emergency power outage and PG&E is not delivering service to the subject parcel. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) reviewed the initial application and determined that a Lake or Streambed Alteration Notification is not required (1600-2017-0555-R1). There is an on-site septic system that has existed with the residence since 1955. The proposed activity would not violate any water quality standards, waste discharge requirements or otherwise substantially degrade surface or ground water quality. Applicant meets waste discharge requirements per Water Quality Order WQ 2019-0001- DWQ (WDID # 1_23CC423425). No changes in operation are proposed and no expansion of the cultivation area has occurred since 2017 and 2018 when the initial County permit and State license were approved for the proposed activity.

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