Certificate of Appropriateness 25-01 (CA 25-01)

The City of Sierra Madre has issued Certificate of Appropriateness 25-01 (CA 25-01) to authorize exterior alterations to repair the existing roof and front porch of Lizzies Trail Inn and to address structural damage at the north end of the Richardson House, both located at 165–167 E. Mira Monte Ave., Sierra Madre, California, 91024. This action is not a competitive procurement but a ministerial permitting process under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically leveraging Class 1 and Class 31 categorical exemptions for maintenance and historical resource rehabilitation. The project must comply with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties to ensure that repairs preserve historical character and integrity while restoring structural safety. No contract value, pricing details, or financial terms are specified, as this is an exemption-based approval rather than a funded contract. The Assistant Planner, Katelyn Huang, serves as the lead contact and applicant, and the City of Sierra Madre acts as the approving authority. There is no formal contract clause structure, FAR compliance, or federal procurement terminology in the documentation; instead, the process centers on regulatory compliance, environmental exemption certification, and adherence to local historical preservation guidelines. No period of performance, delivery schedule, invoicing method, payment information, or contract administration details are provided, underscoring the non-commercial, administrative nature of this action. The only required submission is a certified document of exemption finding, affirmed by a “Yes” response to the filing of the Notice of Exemption, with no further representations, certifications, or socioeconomic disclosures required.