532 Hemme Avenue Tree Permit, County File #CDTP24-00080

A tree removal permit has been issued by Contra Costa County for the removal of three code-protected Valley Oak trees located at 532 Hemme Avenue in Alamo, California, with trunk diameters ranging from 15.4 to 50.2 inches, due to poor health and as part of maintenance of existing landscaping. The activity is exempt from full environmental review under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines Section 15301(h), and a Notice of Exemption has been filed and certified by the county. Administrative fees totaling $75, comprising a $50 County Clerk fee and a $25 Conservation and Development fee, were paid to process the exemption and permit issuance under County File #CDTP24-00080. The project is not a competitive solicitation and does not involve federal acquisition regulations, so no FAR clauses, contract line items, or federal procurement structures such as CLINs, AACs, TAS codes, or UEI/CAGE identifiers are applicable or present. The Department of Conservation and Development serves as the lead agency, with Diana Lecca, Planner II, acting as the primary point of contact and signatory for the exemption, while Mason Wodhams of MWAC is identified as the responsible party carrying out the tree removal. The sole deliverable is the permit itself, with no additional performance requirements, inspection standards, invoicing protocols, or post-removal obligations outlined. The place of performance is specified as Alamo, CA 94507, and the permit was signed on June 4, 2026, though no defined period of performance or delivery schedule is established. There are no solicitation numbers, award evaluation factors, or contract types typical of federal procurement; this is a ministerial permitting action governed by local authority and state environmental law.