Adopt a Resolution to Accept the Highest Bid and Execute Deed to Buyer, Record Deed and Deposit Funds for Real Property Number 2017-0128-A

The County of San Diego is executing the sale of a 4.4-acre surplus government property parcel located at 41097 Old Highway 80, Boulevard, CA 91905, through a competitive bid process with the highest bid of $100,000 accepted as the basis for award. The transaction requires formal adoption of a resolution authorizing the Director of General Services to accept the bid, execute the Purchase and Sale Agreement, Restrictive Covenant, and Grant Deed, and complete all necessary documentation to transfer ownership. Should the winning bidder fail to close, authority is granted to negotiate with the next highest bidder. All proceeds from the sale must be deposited into the Department of Public Works Inactive Waste Site Management Fund, aligning the transaction with environmental remediation and site management objectives. The sale is exempt from environmental review under CEQA Section 15312, which categorically exempts surplus government property dispositions, and additional exemptions under Sections 15061(b)(3), 15332, and 15269 support the determination of no significant environmental impact. The contract is not governed by federal acquisition regulations or standard FAR clauses, as it is a local government real property disposal. No traditional contract performance periods, FOB terms, or delivery schedules apply; instead, completion hinges on the execution of legal instruments and land transfer. Marcus Lubich, Environmental Project Manager with the Department of General Services, serves as the primary point of contact for administrative oversight. The process is paper-based, with filings required at the County Recorder’s Office and no electronic submission portals specified. Bidders are not subject to socioeconomic certifications, size status requirements, or representational statements. The sale does not involve CLINs, SLINs, or invoicing systems, and the sole evaluation criterion is the bid amount. A restrictive covenant will be imposed on the property, and no further options, modifications, or extensions are contemplated under this transaction.