Adoption of Resolution No. 2025-212, Accepting Portion of Harley Knox Boulevard for public use, in the Mead Valley Area, District 1.

Riverside County has formally adopted Resolution No. 2025-212 to accept a designated segment of Harley Knox Boulevard in the Mead Valley Area, District 1, for public use as part of its transportation infrastructure. This action is administrative in nature, involving no new construction or physical modifications, and solely serves to recognize and formalize public ownership and maintenance responsibility over an existing roadway. The acceptance is supported by a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) “Common Sense” exemption under Sections 15060(c) and 15061(b)(3), which confirms the absence of any anticipated environmental impacts. Legal boundaries of the accepted portion are defined in Exhibits A and B, with Exhibit A providing a detailed metes and bounds description of Parcel A and all of Parcel B. The project is identified by internal tracking numbers ACPT250001 and SU12, and was authorized on July 24, 2025, by David L. McMillan, the Riverside County Surveyor, who also serves as the primary point of contact. An internal journal voucher system is used for billing under the accounting string 537280-20260-3130200000, with no external invoicing or payment portal referenced. The only monetary transaction noted is a $50 CEQA filing fee, unrelated to contract performance, and no contract value, pricing structure, or procurement-based evaluation criteria are applicable. There are no solicitations, competitive processes, offeror certifications, or contractor obligations involved, as this is a governmental land acceptance proceeding rather than a procurement action. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, packaging requirements, inspection standards, delivery terms, or contract administration provisions applicable to commercial contracts are present or required.