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Administrative Surplus Land Declaration – No Procurement Activity

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The City of Lake Forest has officially designated the 6.5-acre Whispering Hills property as surplus land under the California Surplus Land Act, triggering a formal administrative process for potential future transfer or reuse. This declaration is a regulatory step that establishes eligibility for disposition but does not constitute approval for any physical development, construction, or service provision on the site. The action initiates mandatory procedural requirements under state law, including public notice and opportunity for other public entities to express interest before the land may be considered for sale or lease to private parties. The action is classified under NAICS code 922150, reflecting its nature as a government administrative function related to land management, and there is no associated procurement, solicitation, or subcontracting activity. The declaration was posted on July 22, 2026, and the site is located within the city limits of Lake Forest, California. No point of contact or detailed performance location information is provided beyond the city name, and the process remains purely administrative, with no immediate plans or authorized expenditures for development. Further steps toward disposition will require additional approvals and compliance with state surplus land requirements.

General Info

City of Lake Forest designates 6.5-acre Whispering Hills as surplus land under state law, initiating administrative disposition process.

Agency

California → City of Lake Forest

NAICS

922150 - Parole Offices and Probation OfficesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Lake Forest, CA

Set-Aside

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This scope was carved out of Declaration of the Whispering Hills site as surplus land and authorization for staff to issue a notice of availability pursuant to California Surplus Land Act.

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Lake Forest
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The City of Lake Forest has declared the 6.5-acre Whispering Hills site as surplus land under the California Surplus Land Act. This is a regulatory action that initiates a procedural process for potential future disposition but does not authorize any construction, services, or development work.

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