Easement Vacation/Quitclaim Requested by Hillwood (Developer) on Behalf of Speedway SBC Development, LLC; Portion Of APN 0231-011-26, APN 0231-011-25, APN 0231-

Hillwood, acting on behalf of Speedway SBC Development, LLC, has submitted a request to the San Bernardino County Department of Public Works to initiate the vacation and quitclaim of public easements across seven specific property parcels identified by APNs 0231-011-26, 0231-011-25, 0231-011-28, 0231-011-29, 0231-291-02, 0231-291-05, and 0231-291-04. This action is necessary to clear legal encumbrances and enable the development of approximately 6.6 million square feet of high-cube logistics and e-commerce facilities, 98 acres of support parking, and 12 acres of general commercial use on a 433-acre portion of a 522-acre site located in the unincorporated area of Fontana, California. The request is supported by environmental exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act, specifically Class 12, Section 15312 for surplus government property sales and the Common Sense Exemption under Section 15061(b)(3), with no significant environmental impacts identified. The proposed development is located west of Cherry Avenue, north of the Southern Pacific Railroad line, and between Etwanda and San Bernardino Avenues. The County, as the lead agency, holds the authority to approve the vacation of easements and will receive adequate compensation for the relinquishment of public rights-of-way. The solicitation number associated with this action is TRDVA-2025-00007, with an initial posting date of January 22, 2026, and a response deadline of February 20, 2020. No contract value, pricing elements, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are included, as this is an administrative land use process under local jurisdiction rather than a federal procurement. The point of contact for the request is Patrick Egle, Senior Planner at the County's Department of Public Works, and submission was handled through paper-based filing at the County’s Environmental Management Division. There is no indication of formal contract type, evaluation factors, payment procedures, or special requirements such as security clearances, key personnel, or organizational conflict provisions, as the transaction is centered on legal title conveyance and environmental