Zoning Code Cleanup

The City of Culver City is undertaking a Zoning Code Amendment (P2026-0115-ZCA), titled Zoning Code Cleanup, to clarify, correct, and update inconsistent or outdated language within its municipal zoning code. This administrative action aims to align the code with current state law and resolve typographical, formatting, and structural discrepancies without introducing substantive policy changes. The amendment is exempt from CEQA review under Section 15061(b)(3) due to its minor, non-substantive nature and absence of significant environmental impact. The project’s scope includes preparing legally compliant revisions, issuing public notices, and securing City Council approval, with the final outcome being an updated, internally consistent zoning ordinance applicable citywide. The place of performance is Culver City, California, and the City Council approved the amendment on July 13, 2026, with the action publicly posted on July 15, 2026. No federal procurement mechanisms, contract types, or FAR clauses apply to this matter, as it is a local regulatory update rather than a binding federal contract. There is no estimated contract value, no pricing or payment terms, no invoicing system, no contracting officer or technical representative assigned, and no solicitation or proposal submission process established. The work is not competitive and does not involve vendor selection, evaluation factors, or deliverables tied to commercial performance. No packaging, marking, or shipping requirements are applicable, nor are there specifications for unique entity IDs, socioeconomic certifications, or representational statements typically found in federal acquisition contexts. Primary contact for the action is Gabriela Silva, Associate Planner at the City of Culver City, and all related documentation is maintained through the city’s internal processes and the CEQANet public portal.