Development Plan N-DRC2023-00053 (ED25-0175)

San Luis Obispo County is reviewing a development plan for a 55-foot-tall disguised cellular tower at 1155 Los Olivos Avenue in Los Osos, California, proposed by Verizon Wireless and managed by applicant Armando Montes of Sequoia DS. The facility will include six panel antennas, six remote radio units, four surge suppressor units, one GPS antenna, associated trenching, equipment cabinets, and a 30-kW emergency diesel generator, with ground disturbance spanning 3,580 square feet on a 1.37-acre parcel within the Commercial Service land use category. The project seeks a Coastal Development Permit and is undergoing environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act, with a Class 3 Categorical Exemption claimed under Section 15303 due to its small scale and alignment with the County General Plan and zoning regulations. The applicant must demonstrate no adverse impact on cultural resources, scenic views, or sensitive habitats, supported by submitted documents including a Phase I Cultural Resource Survey, a Certified Exemption Finding, and a CDFW No Effect Determination. The project site is located behind the Grocery Outlet and is the sole place of performance, where all construction, installation, and final acceptance will occur. No federal contract vehicle, pricing structure, or contracting officer details are present; this is a regulatory permitting action processed through the County’s Environmental Coordinator, Elizabeth Moreno, with no formal contract type, FAR clauses, or federal acquisition provisions applicable. The solicitation was posted on October 21, 2025, and the application was filed on October 16, 2025, with a mandatory fee of $8,574 paid for processing. Submission of physical documents to the County Clerk-Recorder’s Office in San Luis Obispo is required, with no electronic filing options identified, and no defined performance period, delivery schedule, or invoicing mechanism because the document serves as an environmental planning notice rather than a binding procurement contract.