Dalfen Truck/Trailer Parking Facility Site Plan Review No. SPR-24-38

The City of Lathrop, California, has issued a site plan review entitlement under number SPR-24-38 for the development of a truck and trailer parking facility on 10 acres of a 34.5-acre parcel located at 17100 S. Harlan Road, Lathrop, with a ZIP code of 95330. The project includes the construction of 265 designated truck and trailer parking spaces, an air-conditioned guard shack, and related infrastructure such as paved surfaces, lighting, landscaping, a new fire hydrant, perimeter fencing, and a stormwater detention basin. While the project is classified under NAICS code 541340, no formal contract type, pricing, or value is stated in the documentation. The entitlement process is proceeding under a categorical exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA 15183), with a certified Notice of Exemption filed on September 30, 2025, and officially recorded by the San Joaquin County Clerk’s Office on October 2, 2025. A $50 environmental filing fee was paid to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife through the county clerk, but this is a regulatory payment and not indicative of the overall project cost. The applicant, Dalfen Industrial, is responsible for executing the project, while the City of Lathrop serves as the lead agency with approval authority. No contract-specific FAR clauses, inspection criteria, quality standards, or delivery terms are detailed in the available records. There is no formal contract administration structure in place, with no designated contracting officer, COR, or COTR identified; instead, administrative oversight is handled by the City’s Senior Planner, James Michaels, who also serves as the primary point of contact. The submission process is paper-based, requiring physical documentation including the executed Notice of Exemption, a certified exemption finding, and a copy of the paid fee receipt. There are no specified performance periods, delivery schedules, FOB terms, invoicing methods, or electronic submission portals, and neither the city nor Dalfen Industrial provided a UEI or CAGE code or any socioeconomic certifications. The entire process is streamlined under local environmental exemptions and procedural requirements, reflecting a land use permitting action rather than a traditional federal or state procurement.