Bodega Subdivision, MNS24-0001

The Bodega Subdivision project, identified as MNS24-0001, is a minor land division proposal in Petaluma, California, involving the subdivision of a 17.87-acre parcel into four residential lots of 4.30, 3.0, 3.0, and 3.0 acres, alongside a 4.57-acre Designated Remainder parcel. Administered by Sonoma County’s Planning Department, the project is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which led to the adoption of a Negative Declaration after determining that the proposed development would not result in significant environmental impacts, with no mitigation measures or monitoring programs required. The applicant, LPL Investments, LLC, submitted the necessary environmental documentation and paid associated fees, including a $2,968.75 Mitigated Negative Declaration processing fee, with official approval granted on August 21, 2025. The project’s place of performance is 4825 Bodega Avenue, Petaluma, CA 94952, and administrative oversight is handled by Mark Shurvinton, Planner II, and Daisy Pulido, Deputy County Clerk-Recorder, though neither role is formally designated as a contracting officer or technical representative. No federal acquisition regulations (FAR) clauses, procurement terms, contract pricing, or federal accounting data are applicable, as this is a local land use approval process rather than a federal contract. While attachments such as the Notice of Determination and CDFW No Effect Determination were referenced in filings, no structured contract clauses, delivery schedules, inspection criteria, or formal evaluation factors were established, and the submission process relies on state environmental compliance forms rather than competitive procurement protocols. The project is classified as a forecast, indicating it represents a regulatory planning milestone without the structure of a solicitation, contract award, or federal procurement.