Building Permit 24-00039290 - Mariposa County HHSA North Campus

The project involves the remodel and repurposing of an existing 4,170 square foot public school facility located at 10304 Fiske Road in Coulterville, California, into government offices for the Mariposa County Health and Human Services Agency, with a planned addition of 720 square feet to expand capacity. Site improvements include upgrades to the septic system, parking, and signage to support the new use, all while ensuring compliance with current health, safety, and zoning codes. The project qualifies for a Class 1 categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act due to its limited scope of alterations and reuse of an existing public facility, eliminating the need for an Environmental Impact Report. Administrative approvals are managed through the Mariposa County Planning Department and Clerk’s Office, with environmental compliance filings requiring payment of aggregate fees totaling $8,544 to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and submission of notices of exemption and determinations. The contract is structured as a forecast with no formal solicitation number, contract type, or pricing structure identified, indicating it remains in the planning phase without a defined procurement process or awarded vendor. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, line-item pricing, contract administration data such as contracting officer representatives, payment offices, or accounting identifiers are present, as the project falls under state and local jurisdiction governed by California environmental and building codes. Oversight is provided by Steve Engfer, Planning Director, and Kim Ballard, Project Manager, who handle coordination with county departments and regulatory agencies. Inspection and acceptance occur on-site at the project location and through formal filing at the County Clerk’s Office in Mariposa, with no electronic invoicing or federal procurement systems involved. The entire process is administered through manual submission of documents and compliance with local permitting procedures, reflecting a locally managed public infrastructure initiative rather than a federally procured contract.