LD-567, 143 Mission Drive, R.G.M. Architecture & Planning

R.G.M. Architecture & Planning has submitted an application to divide a 0.095-acre parcel at 143 Mission Drive in Camarillo, California, into three new residential lots measuring 0.37, 0.33, and 0.25 acres each, under the City of Camarillo’s land division regulations. The proposed division qualifies as a minor land division under California’s CEQA Class 15 exemption, which allows for the creation of no more than three parcels without requiring an Environmental Impact Report, provided the lots conform to local zoning standards, do not exceed five acres individually, are not situated on slopes steeper than 20 percent, and do not require variances or utility service changes. The Planning Commission is the designated decision-making body under Camarillo Municipal Code Section 18.20.085, and approval is contingent upon compliance with all applicable state and local regulations, including submission of a certified exemption finding, a Notice of Exemption, a No Effect Determination from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and proof of fee payment. The project is not governed by federal procurement rules, as there are no FAR clauses, contract types, pricing structures, or federal acquisition elements present; instead, it is a local land use and environmental compliance matter. All submissions must be mailed in hard copy to designated state and county offices, including the Ventura County Clerk and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, with no electronic filing or digital submissions permitted. The applicant is identified as a private entity with no representation required regarding small business status, socioeconomic designation, or federal contracting certifications. The process involves administrative review, environmental documentation, and fee payment rather than competitive bidding or performance-based contractual obligations.