Hesperia Commerce Center; CUP 11-10229 and TPM 11-10230 (PM 19339)

The City of Hesperia has approved the development of the Hesperia Commerce Center, a 150,175-square-foot industrial warehouse project located at the southeast corner of Cedar Street and Caliente Road in San Bernardino County, California. The project, pursued by Caliente 395 LLC, includes comprehensive site improvements such as 38 loading docks, 76 trailer stalls, and 112 vehicle parking spaces, along with full utility connections for domestic water, sewer, natural gas, electricity, and telecommunications. Environmental compliance is central to the project, as it is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which required the preparation and review of an Environmental Impact Report and led to the adoption of specific mitigation measures. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife issued a Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement under Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code, with EPIMS Notification No. EPIMS-SBR-55484-R6, as a condition for approval, ensuring that any impacts to aquatic habitats are properly mitigated and monitored through a formal reporting and compliance plan. The City of Hesperia acts as the lead agency for land use approval, while the California Department of Fish and Wildlife serves as the responsible agency for environmental oversight, with formal approvals issued on December 3, 2025, and January 8, 2026, respectively. Inspection and acceptance are administered by these two governmental entities, with compliance evaluated against CEQA regulations, the Fish and Game Code, and the terms of the approved mitigation plan. Although the project involves substantial construction, no formal procurement contract with pricing, delivery schedules, or federal acquisition regulation clauses was identified; the documentation centers entirely on environmental permitting and regulatory compliance rather than traditional contracting mechanisms. Point of contact for oversight includes Edgar Gonzales, Senior Planner for the City of Hesperia, and Steven Recinos, Environmental Scientist with CDFW, who are responsible for monitoring adherence to approved conditions. No financial estimates, delivery terms, payment instructions, or federal procurement identifiers such as AAC, TAS, or UEI were provided, and the project operates outside the scope of standard federal acquisition frameworks, functioning instead through state-level environmental regulatory processes.