Certificate of Modification; File No. CMO24-0001

A Certificate of Modification (File No. CMO24-0001) has been approved for Lot 2 of subdivision MNS10-0006 located at 6606 Faught Road in Santa Rosa, California, covering an 11.59-acre parcel with APN 079-190-024 in Supervisorial District 4. The modification permits an enlargement of the primary building envelope on the property, subject to compliance with Sonoma County Zoning Code and State Building Codes, without any new construction, grading, or infrastructure development. This administrative action is categorized as a minor land use alteration and is exempt from detailed review under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15305. The project applicant, Rodney Grebe, submitted the request and paid a non-refundable $50 environmental filing fee, with a cash receipt issued under number 49-08082025-304. The approval date was August 7, 2025, and the notice was publicly posted on August 8, 2025, with a 30-day comment period ending September 8, 2025, though no competitive procurement or award process was involved. The action was administered by Permit Sonoma under Sonoma County, with Jacob Sedgley listed as the primary point of contact in his capacity as Planner III. No federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses, contract types, pricing structures, or procurement mechanisms apply to this action, as it is purely a local land use permitting decision governed by state and county environmental and zoning regulations. There is no formal contract value, no CLINs or SLINs, no delivery schedule, no inspection or acceptance procedures defined under federal standards, and no designated contracting officer, COR, or COTR. Required attachments include the Notice of Exemption and a copy of the filing receipt, and compliance with CEQA administrative procedures is mandatory. The project does not trigger any federal certifications, socioeconomic classifications, or reporting obligations, and all processes are handled locally through physical or traditional submission methods without electronic portal use. The modification is effective upon approval and pertains solely to the boundary adjustment of the building envelope, with no operational or construction deliverables beyond compliance with existing codes.