Belle Haven Drive Safety Striping Plan

The City of Lemoore is advancing a safety improvement project along Belle Haven Drive to support its designation as a truck route, aiming to enhance community access to key workspaces and freight corridors. The project involves installing new signage, pavement striping, and markings, along with ADA-compliant curb ramps within a defined segment from 350 feet north to 850 feet south of Industry Way. All work is limited to minor alterations of existing infrastructure and does not constitute a change in facility use. The initiative is administratively exempt under California’s CEQA guidelines, specifically 14 CCR 15301(c), with supporting documentation including a Notice of Exemption and a CDFW No Effect Determination. No federal procurement clauses, contract values, or pricing details are included, as this is a municipal-level infrastructure effort funded through local channels, not a federal contract. Payments for environmental filings were made directly to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, with receipts handled by Kings County, and no electronic invoicing or federal accounting codes are referenced. The project is managed internally by the City of Lemoore, with Orfil Muniz, Staff Engineer, serving as the primary point of contact. Inspection and acceptance will occur on-site in Lemoore and are the responsibility of the city, which acts as the lead agency. While the work must comply with implied standards such as the California MUTCD for traffic control and ADA requirements for curb ramps, no formal quality control checklist or inspection protocol is detailed in the documents. There are no subcontracting, socioeconomic, or labor compliance obligations triggered, as the project does not involve federal funding or procurement mechanisms. The contract is classified as a forecast with no solicitation or award number, no period of performance specified, and no formal contracting officer or technical representative assigned. All documentation is focused on environmental compliance and local administrative approval, with physical submissions processed through the Kings County Clerk/Recorder’s Office in Hanford, California.