Conditional Use Permit application No. C-09-026 (Crush Recycling Inc.), ATC project number C-1211188

Crush Recycling Inc. has submitted a Conditional Use Permit application for an aggregate recycling operation at 495 N. Marks Ave, Fresno, California, seeking approval to establish a facility that will receive, store, and load out inert construction materials such as concrete and asphalt, using a transportable crushing and screening system with stockpiling conveyors to produce reusable aggregate products. The project is governed under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which resulted in the preparation of a Mitigated Negative Declaration with specific mitigation measures adopted as conditions of approval, ensuring compliance with local environmental standards related to air quality, noise, dust, and traffic impacts. The City of Fresno’s Planning & Development Department is the lead agency overseeing the permit, with supplementary oversight from the San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District, and key contacts include Saul Perez of the Planning Department and Michael Corder, Senior Air Quality Specialist. No federal contract mechanisms are involved; there are no Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, pricing data, contract values, payment or invoicing systems, contracting officer representatives, or solicitation numbers indicating a federal procurement. The operation is defined by its environmental compliance framework rather than traditional contract terms, with no specified period of performance, delivery schedules, FOB terms, or acceptance criteria beyond adherence to the approved mitigation measures. The site is identified by APN 326-060-34S, and all administrative records are maintained locally, with public access available through municipal and air quality district offices in Fresno. There is no indication of small business status, federal entity registration, socioeconomic certifications, or any formal procurement evaluation factors, confirming this as a local land use and environmental permitting matter rather than a federal contract award.