Extension of Time Via Hondita/PL23-0461

The City of Escondido has approved an administrative extension of the expiration date for Tentative Subdivision Map SUB17-003, which originally authorized a six-lot residential subdivision with individual lots ranging from 20,087 to 21,887 square feet. This extension, processed under Case No. PL23-0461, does not involve any changes to the project’s design, layout, or environmental impacts and thus qualifies for exemption under Section 15162 of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines. The action is based on the previously adopted Mitigated Negative Declaration (ENV 17-0006) and confirmed by Resolution No. 2019-26, with no new significant environmental effects anticipated, eliminating the need for supplemental environmental review. The project site is located near the eastern end of Via Hondita, north of El Norte Parkway and east of La Honda Drive, with assessor’s parcel numbers 200-710-18, 200-710-25, 200-710-33, 200-710-41, 200-710-58, and 200-710-66. The extension was approved on September 24, 2025, and the Notice of Determination was issued on September 29, 2025, formalizing compliance with CEQA. All mitigation measures from the original environmental review remain in effect and enforceable. No federal contracting elements are present in this action. The process is purely a municipal land use and environmental compliance matter under state law, with no federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses, government contracting clauses, or federal procurement terminology applicable. There is no contract value, funding source, accounting data, or invoicing mechanism, as the transaction involves no exchange of goods or services under a federal or commercial contract. The sole financial reference is a $50 administrative filing fee, unrelated to contract value. Primary contact for the project is Ivan Flores, Principal Planner at the City of Escondido Planning Division, with Joseph Holasek listed as the project representative. The city serves as the lead agency with full responsibility for approval, compliance, and recordkeeping, while no federal oversight, contracting officer roles, or offeror certifications are involved. No packaging, delivery, inspection, or performance standards