Use Permit to Establish Waste Tire Processing Facility at 3130 Bayshore Road

The City of Benicia has issued a use permit to establish a waste tire processing facility at 3130 Bayshore Road, operating within an existing industrial building and including designated outdoor storage for used vehicle tires. The project involves the transportation of tires to and from the site and on-site processing activities such as cutting and baling, classified as a minor alteration to an existing facility under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15301, thereby qualifying for a categorical exemption. The facility is operated by EcoCycle Ventures Inc., with Hugo McMillan, Assistant Planner, serving as the primary point of contact for the City of Benicia. The permit was signed on November 14, 2025, and posted on November 18, 2025, marking the completion of the environmental review process but not the execution of a formal procurement or federal contract. No contract value, pricing details, delivery schedules, or payment terms are specified, as this document is an environmental permitting application rather than a binding federal acquisition instrument. There are no federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses, solicitation numbers, contract types, or commercial delivery requirements included in the documentation, reflecting the municipal and environmental nature of the authorization. No packaging, marking, inspection, acceptance, invoicing, or accounting data is defined, and no federal certifications, unique entity IDs, socioeconomic status claims, or evaluation criteria are applicable. The project’s scope is limited to operational activities under state environmental law, with oversight and approval resting solely with the City of Benicia. Performance is expected to occur at the specified location in Benicia, California, with no fixed period of performance outlined and no formal delivery or service obligations established beyond the permitted operational scope. The absence of federal procurement elements confirms this is not a federally funded or administered contract but a local land-use permit for waste tire processing.