Development Permit Application No. P25-01831

The City of Fresno has issued a Notice of Exemption for Development Permit Application No. P25-01831, authorizing the construction of a ±6,900 square foot medical office building at 2740 West Ashlan Avenue in Fresno, California, under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 32 categorical exemption for in-fill development. The project includes two independent medical offices, a 69-vehicle parking lot, a covered trash enclosure, landscaping, and related on- and off-site improvements necessary for facility operation, all designed to comply with local development codes and environmental standards. The site, covering approximately 0.96 acres, is situated within an established mixed-use urban area, qualifying the project for exemption under PRC § 21080(b)(1), (b)(3), and (b)(4) due to its limited environmental impact, as confirmed by a categorical exemption memo and site location map that demonstrate consistency with existing land use, negligible impacts on traffic (under 500 daily trips), air quality (within SPAL thresholds), noise (complying with Fresno Municipal Code §15-2506), and water quality, with no identified effects on endangered species or critical habitats. No federal contract clauses, procurement mechanisms, or financial terms are applicable, as this is not a federal acquisition but a local permitting action. The project is sponsored by United Health Centers, with iT Architecture, Inc. serving as the design representative, and no contract value, payment terms, invoicing procedures, or contracting officer details are provided because this is an environmental exemption notice, not a solicitation or award document. The City of Fresno’s Planning and Development Department acts as the lead agency responsible for administrative oversight and compliance verification, with no designated COR, COTR, or PCO. Key performance requirements are defined by municipal and regional environmental standards, including traffic generation benchmarks from the ITE Trip Generation Manual, air quality thresholds from the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District, and utility and waste management guidelines from local public works and health departments. Approval is contingent upon adherence to the conditions of the Class 32 exemption, and no formal proposal submission, evaluation criteria, or award process exists since no competitive procurement is involved.