Interim Use Permit (File No. 00958597-PIUP) for Renascence School International, a private school, to operate at 26 Lake temporarily.

The City of Irvine has issued an Interim Use Permit (File No. 00958597-PIUP) to allow Renascence School International to temporarily operate as a trilingual immersion private school serving kindergarten through eighth grade at 26 Lake Road in Planning Area 15, Irvine, California. The permit is classified under a CEQA categorical exemption (Section 15301 Class 1), which confirms the project involves only minor alterations to an existing facility without significant expansion of use, thereby eliminating the need for environmental impact review. The application was approved on August 19, 2025, with the notice posted on August 26, 2025. No federal acquisition regulations apply to this action, as it is a local land-use permit administered under state environmental guidelines rather than a federal procurement. The City of Irvine’s Community Development Department, through Consultant Planner Amir S. Rafiq, oversees the administrative review, while Carrie Mizera of Renascence School International serves as the applicant contact. There is no assigned contract value, pricing structure, or federal funding involved, and no formal procurement elements such as evaluation factors, payment terms, invoicing procedures, or contracting officer designations are present. The permit enables lawful temporary operation of the school at the specified location, with no defined end date provided, and acceptance of the permit is understood to be granted by the City’s approval authority. No attachments, packaging requirements, inspection criteria, or certification statements were included in the submission, as the process is administrative and compliance-driven under local zoning and environmental exemptions.