Annexation No. 447 to the County Sanitation District No. 22 of Los Angeles County

The County Sanitation District No. 22 of Los Angeles County is undergoing administrative annexation to provide off-site sewage disposal services to a single-family home located approximately 584 feet south of East De Anza Heights Drive and 564 feet east of South Walnut Avenue in San Dimas, California. This action, designated as Annexation No. 447, was formally approved on January 14, 2026, under a categorical exemption pursuant to California Environmental Quality Act regulations Section 15319(b), which classifies the project as a routine, non-significant environmental impact requiring no further environmental review. The Local Agency Formation Commission of Los Angeles County is the lead administrative entity responsible for overseeing the annexation process and managing related correspondence, with Paul Novak serving as the primary point of contact. The physical performance location is in San Dimas, though the official contract record lists Los Angeles as the city of performance. No pricing, contract value, payment terms, or invoicing procedures are specified, as this action is non-competitive and administrative in nature, not a procurement solicitation. The scope is limited to integrating the property into the sanitation district’s service area, with no technical specifications, delivery schedules, inspection criteria, or contractor obligations detailed. No representations, certifications, subcontracting requirements, or special contract provisions such as security clearances, key personnel mandates, or organizational conflict of interest clauses are applicable or included. No attachments, packaging instructions, or evaluation factors are present, and no formal contract type, such as fixed-price or IDIQ, has been designated. The entire process is governed by local regulatory approval rather than federal acquisition rules, with no FAR-based clauses, accounting codes, or procurement systems referenced. The project represents a minor, one-time administrative adjustment to service boundaries, not a procurement action requiring bidder submissions, awards, or performance metrics.