365 Prado Road Mixed-Use Project

The 365 Prado Road Mixed-Use Project, located in San Luis Obispo, California, involves a land use redesignation from Business Park to Services & Manufacturing and Service Commercial to enable a mixed-use development on 19.3 acres. The project will include 222 residential units, up to 100,000 square feet of service commercial space, a 1.29-acre privately maintained public park, and associated street dedications. The City of San Luis Obispo is the lead agency overseeing the plan amendments and regulatory approvals, with key contacts including the Senior Planner, Director of Environmental Planning, and Director of Entitlements. Compliance with environmental regulations is central to the project, particularly under the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board’s Post-Construction Stormwater Management Requirements, which mandate stormwater treatment through permeable surfaces, bio-filtration, and hydrologic controls. Construction activities must adhere to the 2022 California Building Code, including soil compaction standards of 90% per ASTM D698 or D1557, plasticity index limits, and rock fragment size restrictions. Hazardous material handling and waste disposal must comply with the Hazardous Material Transportation Act, RCRA, and California Code of Regulations Title 22, with secondary containment and proper labeling required for all hazardous waste containers. Environmental accountability is reinforced through mandatory reporting to the California Air Resources Board, recordkeeping of renewable diesel purchases for three years, and disclosure of rental fleet information to ensure downstream compliance. Inspection and acceptance occur on-site under the authority of the City, with oversight from multiple agencies including the Fire Department and CUPA. No formal contract clauses, evaluation factors, pricing details, payment information, or procurement terms were identified in the available documentation, nor were any standard FAR sections, MIL-STD requirements, or invoice or accounting codes specified. The project remains in a forecast phase with no solicitation number, contract value, or award methodology provided, and all compliance obligations are driven by state and local environmental and land use regulations rather than federal procurement frameworks.