Amendment to Special Use Permit (U 7-24/25-03) for a "Recycling Facility" use

The proposed action involves an amendment to Special Use Permit U 7-24/25-03 for a recycling facility located at 435 N. Mill Creek Road in East Quincy, California, within a parcel zoned Light Industrial (I-2) and Limited Combining Zone (Ltd). The primary objective is to connect an existing restroom at the facility to the American Valley Community Services District sewer and water systems, which requires updating the original Condition of Approval No. 13 to Condition of Approval No. 14. This change is classified as a ministerial action under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with a determination that it will not result in any significant environmental impact, thus qualifying for an exemption under CEQA Section 15061(b)(3). The amendment is not a competitive procurement and does not involve federal contracts, so no Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, evaluation factors, or formal contract types apply. Payment of a $50.00 county documentary handling fee was made, and the approval process is administered locally through the Plumas County Planning Department and Zoning Administrator, with Tracey Ferguson as the Planning Director and Curt and Lisa Nieman as the applicants. No federal accounting identifiers, procurement specifications, packaging requirements, delivery schedules, or contractor certifications are relevant or included. The approval is contingent on compliance with applicable county codes, zoning regulations, and regional environmental standards, and the final administrative decision rests with the Plumas County Zoning Administrator. The project site remains under local regulatory oversight with no federal involvement or federal contract administration structures in place.