GENERAL SERVICES - ADOPT A RESOLUTION TO SUMMARILY VACATE A PORTION OF POINTE PARKWAY & GOLF POINTE DRIVE IN THE SPRING VALLEY COMMUNITY PLAN AREA AND CEQA

The County of San Diego is adopting a resolution to summarily vacate portions of Pointe Parkway and Golf Pointe Drive within the Spring Valley Community Plan Area, following a determination that these road segments are excess and no longer required for current or future public use. The segments were originally dedicated for a State Route that has since been abandoned and are not included in the County’s General Plan Mobility Element, rendering them unnecessary for transportation infrastructure. The vacation will legally remove public encumbrances from the property title while preserving County easements for drainage and trail use as mandated by Streets and Highways Code Section 8340. This action is supported by a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) exemption under Sections 15060(c)(2) and (c)(3), which confirm the action involves no significant environmental impact and qualifies as an administrative procedure exempt from environmental review. The project was approved by the Board of Supervisors on August 27, 2025, and the solicitation number VAC 2022-0151 was issued, with filings submitted through the CEQAsubmit.0pr.ca.gov portal and to the County Assessor/Recorder/Clerk office. No traditional contract elements such as pricing, deliverables, performance periods, or procurement evaluation criteria are applicable, as this is an administrative land-use action rather than a procurement of goods or services. There is no contract value, payment terms, invoicing system, or contractor involvement documented, and Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, special requirements, or offeror certifications are not part of the process. The primary obligations lie with the County, specifically the Department of Public Works and Department of General Services, to ensure compliance with statutory procedures and proper recordation of the vacation. Contact for the project is Emily Roberts, Environmental Planning Manager, with additional filings coordinated through Annisa Busch of the Environmental Services Unit. All documentation was submitted electronically and in physical form as required by state clearinghouse and local filing standards, but no packaging, marking, inspection criteria, or technical specifications are relevant to this purely legal and administrative process.