Buena Vista Creek Restoration and Disadvantaged Community Stewardship Planning Project

The City of Oceanside is advancing the Buena Vista Creek Restoration and Disadvantaged Community Stewardship Planning Project to restore approximately 1,600 linear feet of native riparian habitat along Buena Vista Creek and establish 1.23 acres of public parkland to enhance community access and environmental education. The project qualifies as a Statutorily Exempt Restoration Project under Public Resources Code §21080.56, with formal concurrence from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and is further supported by the California Environmental Quality Act’s common sense rule exemption. Work will be conducted entirely within Oceanside, California, with inspections and acceptance taking place at the project site under the oversight of the City’s Water Utilities Department. The project’s planning and execution are led by Principal Planner Shannon Vitale, who serves as the primary point of contact. While the initiative is framed as a forecast and reflects an environmental restoration effort with clear ecological and public benefit goals, no formal contract value, pricing data, solicitation number, or detailed procurement terms are available. The documentation does not include standard federal acquisition clauses, evaluation factors, payment instructions, contract type classifications, or offeror certifications, indicating this is not a federally regulated procurement but rather a locally administered environmental project governed by state statutes and municipal oversight. Administrative fee information and project references to supporting files exist, but no structured deliverables timeline, packaging requirements, or invoicing protocols have been specified.