Appajodu Minor Land Division – Extension of Time (PLN21-00418-EOT001)

The Placer County Community Development Resource Agency has approved a two-year extension of time for the Tentative Parcel Map of the Appajodu Minor Land Division, extending the expiration date to August 22, 2027. This administrative action pertains to the subdivision of a 2.46-acre parcel into two parcels—one measuring 1.46 acres and the other 1 acre—located at 3463 Baseline Road in Roseville, California. The extension is granted under the CEQA Class 15 categorical exemption and Placer County Code Section 18.36.170, which allow for minor land divisions of four or fewer parcels without requiring a full environmental review, provided the proposal conforms to the General Plan and zoning regulations. No federal contract clauses, acquisition regulations, or financial terms apply, as this is a local land use approval and not a procurement contract. There is no contract value, invoicing method, payment office, or federal accounting identifiers associated with this action. The approval process is ministerial, contingent solely on compliance with land use statutes, with no competitive bidding, evaluation factors, or award criteria involved. The sole point of contact for this action is Claudia Garcia, a Technician with the Environmental Coordination Services division of Placer County, reachable via phone and email. All administrative review and final approval are handled internally by the County’s Parcel Review Committee, which must issue a documented finding confirming exemption eligibility. The project does not involve physical construction, delivery of goods, or performance of services; it is purely an administrative extension of the previously approved tentative map. No formal attachments, packaging standards, inspection protocols, or quality specifications are required or documented. There are no federal representation or certification requirements, no UEI or CAGE codes, and no socioeconomic set-asides involved. The action was finalized on October 23, 2025, and publicly posted on October 27, 2025, through the CEQA Net system, with no submission portal or formal proposal format mandated. This remains a local regulatory proceeding under California law, with no connection to federal contracting procedures, financial obligations, or federal oversight mechanisms.