3139 Sea Cliff Soil Remediation

The 3139 Sea Cliff Soil Remediation project involves the cleanup of a 3.02-acre residential lot in Santa Barbara, California, where contaminated soil will be excavated and transported to a permitted landfill, with all excavated areas backfilled using clean soil sourced from the site or approved fill material. No alterations to the existing 1,845-square-foot single-family residence or 480-square-foot attached garage are planned. The project requires the removal of approximately 55 trees—17 located in the front setback and 38 on the interior—while preserving the remaining vegetation through protective measures in accordance with an arborist’s February 13, 2025 report, which also directs the planting of 55 replacement trees. Erosion and sediment control practices will be implemented during grading and excavation, followed by hydroseeding of all disturbed land with a native erosion control mix. All work must strictly follow the Remedial Action Plan dated October 7, 2025, approved by Santa Barbara County Environmental Health Services, and be conducted under the conditions of the Permit to Operate issued by the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District on December 13, 2024. The project requires land use approval from the Staff Hearing Officer and design review approval from the Single Family Design Board, with the full scope of activities focused on environmental compliance and site restoration. The project is managed by the City of Santa Barbara, with contact handled by Julia Pujo, Environmental Analyst, and the property owners, Jason Sunukjian and Deyl Kearin of 3139 Sea Cliff, LLC, acting as the responsible parties. The estimated contract value is under $1 million, qualifying it for a CEQA Class 30 categorical exemption due to its limited environmental impact and cost threshold. No federal acquisition regulations apply, as this is a local environmental remediation effort governed entirely by state and county permitting frameworks. No formal contract line items, pricing structure, payment terms, invoicing systems, or solicitation evaluation criteria were included in the documentation. The project’s execution relies on adherence to the approved regulatory plans and local land use approvals rather than a traditional contract award process. The place of performance is definitively set at 3139 Sea Cliff, Santa Barbara, CA 93109, with all site activities—including the establishment of a construction staging area and stabilized entrance at the southeast corner—restricted to this location. While the Remedial Action Plan and