Clinton Keith Communication Site License Agreement with Murrieta

The County of Riverside has entered into a five-year License Agreement with the City of Murrieta to allow the use of existing tower space at the Clinton Keith Communication Site located at 41825 Juniper Street in Murrieta, California, identified by APN 906-102-031. This agreement enables the City of Murrieta to enhance its public safety communication capabilities without requiring new construction or physical expansion of the facility, ensuring that operations remain consistent with current use and do not interfere with existing tenants, including the County's Public Safety Enterprise Communications system. The project qualifies for categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Sections 15301 and 15061(b)(3), confirming that no significant environmental impacts are anticipated and that no further environmental review is required. The agreement is administrative in nature, with no monetary value or pricing details specified, suggesting a non-financial arrangement focused on intergovernmental cooperation and infrastructure sharing. All administrative functions, including billing and authorization, are managed by Riverside County Facilities Management, with Mike Sullivan serving as the authorized signatory and primary point of contact. Payments are processed internally via journal voucher through the Riverside County Clerk & Recorder, using the agency-specific accounting string 524830-47220-7200400000 and funding identifier FM0474640040. The agreement does not involve federal procurement regulations, and no standard FAR clauses, COTR, COR, or PCO roles are designated; instead, it operates under local government authority with reliance on CEQA exemptions for compliance. The project is not subject to packaging, marking, inspection criteria, or technical specifications beyond the requirement that the facility remains unchanged and operational as previously established. No offerors, socioeconomic certifications, or competitive bidding processes are applicable since this is a government-to-government license, not a procurement contract. The term is set for five years, beginning on August 21, 2025, with execution completed via physical signature and submission to the Riverside County office.