1470 S. Placentia Avenue City/Entry Display Sign (Billboard)

The City of Placentia has authorized Amendment No. 4 to its existing Design-Build-Operate-Maintain (DBOM) Agreement to install a single freeway-oriented city entry display sign featuring two digital displays at 1470 S. Placentia Avenue, Placentia, CA 92870. This action was formally approved through Resolution R-2025-73, adopted on December 2, 2025, with the Notice of Exemption filed on December 4, 2025, certifying compliance with CEQA Section 15332 as a categorical exemption for infill development. The project does not require competitive bidding and appears to follow a negotiated, non-competitive award process under the established DBOM framework. All work is confined to the installation of the sign structure and digital displays at the designated site, with no expansion of infrastructure or alteration of operational responsibilities beyond the original agreement. The City of Placentia, through its Development Services Department, retains full responsibility for oversight, inspection, and acceptance, with Joseph Lambert, Director of Development Services, serving as the primary point of contact. Environmental compliance is the central regulatory mechanism for this project, with approval contingent upon adherence to CEQA guidelines and the filing of a Notice of Exemption and a CDFW No Effect Determination. Additional administrative requirements include payment of prior fees, supported by cash receipt documentation, but no formal contract pricing, payment terms, or financing details are disclosed. There are no federally mandated FAR clauses, solicitation numbers, acquisition codes, or invoicing systems involved as this is a purely municipal initiative not subject to federal acquisition regulation. No performance metrics, technical specifications, quality standards, packaging requirements, or contractual options such as extensions or add-ons are detailed in the available records. The project’s scope is limited to the physical installation of the billboard at the specified location, with acceptance based solely on compliance with local land use policies and the CEQA exemption criteria. All communications and filings are managed through the City’s internal processes with no federal oversight or reporting obligations beyond state-level environmental disclosures.