General Plan Consistency Determination for acquisition of property located at 16390 Foothill Boulevard (APN 0190-081-36) in Fontana CA

The project involves a General Plan Consistency Determination for the acquisition of property located at 16390 Foothill Boulevard in Fontana, California, with the sole purpose of confirming alignment with the City’s adopted General Plan. As this is an administrative action with no anticipated physical development or environmental impact, it qualifies for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically pursuant to Guidelines § 15061(b)(3) and § 15268, and is supported by applicable provisions of the Public Resources Code. The determination requires submission of a Notice of Exemption and associated documentation, including a CDFW No Effect Determination, to the State Clearinghouse, with no formal competitive solicitation, contract value, or federal acquisition regulation clauses involved. The City of Fontana acts as both the applicant and lead agency, with Patty Nevins, Director of Planning, serving as the primary point of contact for all administrative and regulatory matters. The process is purely internal and non-competitive, classified as a forecast with no solicitation number, contract type, or pricing structure, indicating it is not a procurement under federal guidelines. There are no contract clauses, evaluation factors, delivery schedules, inspection criteria, or payment terms typical of federal acquisitions, and no designated contracting officer, COR, or COTR. Financial obligations are limited to a $50 environmental filing fee paid directly to CDFW; no other contract funding, appropriation data, or invoicing mechanisms are required. Performance occurs at the specified property address in Fontana, with all necessary documentation submitted in paper format to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors in San Bernardino and the State Clearinghouse. The action relies entirely on state environmental law compliance, with no federal certifications, socioeconomic representations, or technical specifications applicable, and submission is based on completeness of state-mandated forms rather than competitive evaluation or performance metrics.