Yanko Chipilov

The project entails the cultivation of up to 10,000 square feet of mature mixed-light cannabis in Trinity County, California, at APN 018-830-03-00, located 3.5 miles southeast of Mad River on South Fork Mountain. Existing infrastructure includes two 4,980-square-foot greenhouses, a 2,560-square-foot two-story storage and processing facility, a composting area, five thousand gallons of water storage, four one-thousand-gallon nutrient mixing tanks, a permitted groundwater well, an onsite septic system, and solar-powered energy generation. Access to the site is exclusively via a private road. The operation is licensed under a Small Mixed-Light Tier 2 commercial cannabis permit and operates under the categorical exemption provided by CEQA Guidelines Section 15183, confirming alignment with Trinity County’s zoning and land use regulations as established by Ordinance No. 315-823 and Resolution No. 2020-103. Environmental compliance is the primary regulatory focus, with no federal contract clauses or FAR provisions applicable. The Department of Cannabis Control serves as the approving authority, with Kevin Varzandeh, Environmental Scientist, designated as the primary point of contact for environmental review and documentation. The project received a forecast notice posted on August 29, 2025, with submissions required via mail to the Department’s Rancho Cordova address, though no formal contract value, pricing structure, delivery schedule, or invoicing method is specified. No federal procurement terms, socioeconomic certifications, Unique Entity IDs, CAGE codes, or inspection criteria related to product quality or safety are included; instead, the project’s validity hinges on adherence to state and local cannabis and environmental regulations.