Green River Communication Site License Agreement with City of Corona

The County of Riverside has entered into a five-year license agreement with the City of Corona for the non-interfering use of existing tower space at the Green River Communication Site, located at Assessor’s Parcel Number 101-040-004 in Corona, California. This arrangement enables the City of Corona to expand its communication infrastructure without altering the physical structure or operational capacity of the site, which remains under the oversight of Riverside County’s Public Safety Enterprise Communications system. The project is classified under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) as exempt from environmental review, relying on Class 1 and “Common Sense” exemptions to confirm no expansion, no significant environmental impact, and no disruption to existing tenants or services. The agreement is administrative in nature, governed by local property use policies rather than federal procurement regulations, and does not include any measurable contract value, pricing structure, or line-item costs. Financial administration is handled through an internal journal voucher system tied to the accounting string 524830-47220-7200400000, with payments processed by Riverside County Facilities Management. Mike Sullivan, Facilities Operations Manager, serves as the primary administrative and authorization point of contact, overseeing execution, billing, and compliance. The license operates under the solicitation number FM047166005000, with a Notice of Exemption signed on August 18, 2025, and officially posted on October 21, 2025. No formal contract clauses from the Federal Acquisition Regulation apply, as this is a state and local government agreement under California law. There are no special requirements for security clearance, key personnel, subcontracting, or socioeconomic certifications, and no electronic submission portal is used—documents are processed via mail to Riverside County’s Facilities Management office. The agreement reinforces regional public safety collaboration by enabling coordinated communication services while preserving the integrity of the existing site and fulfilling CEQA’s environmental exemption criteria without additional permitting or impact studies.