Development Permit Application No. P25-01975

A development permit application, P25-01975, has been filed by Nicholas Crawford for a ±0.17 acre lot at the northeast corner of Amador and Fulton Streets in Fresno, California, proposing the construction of a three-story mixed-use building with ground-floor commercial space and twelve single-bedroom residential units above. The project is classified as an in-fill development under CEQA Guidelines §15332/Class 32, qualifying for a categorical environmental exemption, and must comply with local zoning regulations under the Downtown Neighborhood Activity Class B designation, as well as citywide development codes addressing noise, stormwater management, air quality, and utility capacity. All environmental compliance documentation, including a Notice of Exemption, a CDFW No Effect Determination, a Site Location Vicinity Map, and a Categorical Exemption Memo, accompanies the application. The project’s performance location is clearly defined as 2024 Amador Street, Fresno, CA 93721, with inspection and acceptance responsibilities vested in the City of Fresno Planning and Development Department, which serves as the approving authority. Financial transactions related to the permit are limited to administrative fees, such as a $50.00 County documentary handling fee, paid via cash, check, or credit, with no formal contract value, CLINs, or federal funding mechanisms involved. The application process is handled through physical submission to the Fresno County Clerk’s Office, with no electronic submission portal, standardized page limits, or procurement contract types such as FFP or IDIQ applicable. The applicant, an individual professional, is not required to hold a UEI, CAGE code, or federal contractor registration, and no socioeconomic classifications or affirmative certifications typical of federal contracts are referenced. The only contractual-like obligations are regulatory conditions tied to environmental and land use compliance, enforced through municipal oversight rather than formal federal acquisition procedures.