CDP_2024-0023

Mendocino County has issued a forecast for Coastal Development Permit CDP_2024-0023, which seeks approval to expand the MacCallum House Suites (Reed Manor) located at 10691 Palette Drive in Mendocino, California, by adding five additional Visitor Serving Facility lodging units, bringing the total to ten. The project is categorized as a minor alteration to an existing structure and is exempt from full environmental review under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Categorical Exemption Section 15303(c), Class 3. The applicant, Noah Sheppard, acting on behalf of the property owners, is required to submit a certified document of exemption finding as part of the permitting process. The Lead Agency overseeing the review is Mendocino County, with Planner Jessie Waldman serving as the primary point of contact for administrative inquiries and regulatory coordination. No federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, or procurement structures apply to this action, as it is governed solely by state and local land-use permitting procedures under the California Public Resources Code. The place of performance is clearly defined as the existing property at 10691 Palette Drive, with no indication of additional delivery requirements, packaging standards, or payment instructions. No contract value has been established, as this is not a procurement but a regulatory approval process, and no pricing, cost estimates, or financial clauses are included. There are no solicitation terms, evaluation criteria, award methodologies, or competitive bidding elements present, nor are there any special contractual requirements such as security clearances, key personnel designations, or contract options. The submission process does not specify deadlines, page limits, file formats, or electronic portals, though a certified exemption document must be attached. No entity identifiers, socioeconomic certifications, or federally required representations from the applicant are documented, reinforcing that this is a local administrative permitting action under state environmental law rather than a federal contract action.