Environmental Assessment No. 2025-11 prepared for Site Plan Review Application No. 2022-11

The project involves the construction of two detached residential units on a 0.213-acre infill site at the northwest corner of South Frankwood Avenue and West Olson Avenue in Reedley, California. The primary dwelling is a two-story residence of 2,663 square feet with an attached garage and driveway access from West Olson Avenue, while the accessory dwelling unit is a single-story structure of 1,200 square feet with its own attached garage and driveway access from South Frankwood Avenue. The site includes an existing sidewalk and curb ramp on West Olson Avenue but lacks sidewalk infrastructure along South Frankwood Avenue. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15332 as an infill development, based on its consistency with the City of Reedley’s General Plan 2030 and R-1-6 low-density residential zoning, its location within existing urbanized areas, and its lack of significant environmental impacts on traffic, noise, air quality, or water systems. All utility connections and infrastructure are presumed adequate to support the development, and no mitigation beyond compliance with building and zoning codes is required under the exemption. There is no formal procurement contract or federal acquisition regulation (FAR) framework governing this project; it is solely a state-level environmental compliance and permitting process administered by the City of Reedley. The City acts as the lead agency, with Ellen Moore, City Planner, serving as the primary point of contact for the application and Johnny Randhawa identified as the applicant. No contract value, funding line items, payment office details, accounting codes, invoicing procedures, or contracting officer roles are defined, as this is not a competitive solicitation or federally funded acquisition. There are no federal representations, certifications, socioeconomic designations, or contractual clauses applicable under FAR, nor are there any defined delivery schedules, inspection protocols, or acceptance criteria beyond adherence to CEQA guidelines and local land use standards. The Environmental Assessment dated November 20, 2025, documents the exemption determination and serves as the principal record, with no attachments, special requirements, or proposal submission instructions beyond the standard municipal site plan review process in place.