CPD-259, Quick Quack Car Wash

The City of Camarillo is processing a Commercial Planned Development permit application, CPD-259, for the construction of a 3,588-square-foot car wash facility on a vacant lot located at the south side of Ventura Boulevard and east side of Camarillo Center Drive. The applicant, Donald Shiveley, seeks approval to develop the site in compliance with the city’s General Plan and Leonard Specific Plan, with the project designated as exempt under California Environmental Quality Act Class 32 for infill development in urbanized areas. The permit application includes environmental documentation such as a Notice of Exemption and a CDFW No Effect Determination, along with payment of associated county and state fees totaling over $4,000, but no federal contract value, pricing, or line items are present as this is a local land-use approval, not a government procurement. Serena Gonzalez, the Associate Planner with the City’s Planning and Community Development Department, serves as the primary point of contact, overseeing the administrative and regulatory review process. No federal acquisition regulations, contracting clauses, solicitation numbers, evaluation factors, or procurement mechanisms apply; instead, the process is governed by municipal zoning codes and state environmental statutes. Delivery and performance are limited to the successful completion of permitting and adherence to local standards for building height, setbacks, coverage, and parking. There are no federal payment systems, accounting codes, invoicing protocols, inspection criteria beyond local code compliance, or certification requirements for socioeconomic status or entity identification. The project hinges entirely on local approval, with no federal involvement or contractual obligations typical of federal acquisitions.