LAFCo 25-09 Ojai Valley Sanitary District Annexation – 316 Verano Drive

The project involves the annexation of a 1.54-acre parcel in unincorporated Ventura County, California, including a developed residential property and adjacent roadway, into the Ojai Valley Sanitary District to enable connection to municipal sewer service and replace an existing septic system. This administrative action is led by the Ventura Local Agency Formation Commission, which serves as the lead agency under the California Environmental Quality Act, with the annexation qualifying for a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15319 due to its minimal environmental impact. The project does not involve federal contracting or procurement mechanisms, as no Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, solicitation numbers, contract types, pricing data, or federal payment or invoicing systems are applicable. The only monetary transaction referenced is a $50 administrative filing fee paid for environmental documentation, not a contract value. Key contacts include Andrea Ozdy of LAFCo for agency coordination and Alison Young of the Ojai Valley Sanitary District for operational matters, with all filings submitted through the Ventura County Clerk’s Office. The annexation requires no private contractor involvement, no technical specifications beyond CEQA compliance, and no formal performance period or delivery schedule, as the outcome is an administrative approval process rather than a service or supply acquisition. Supporting documents include a Notice of Exemption and a CDFW No Effect Determination, neither of which constitute federal procurement deliverables or contractual obligations.