Leucadia-Encinitas Farmers Market

The Leucadia-Encinitas Farmers Market is being temporarily relocated from Paul Ecke Central Elementary School to Oak Crest Middle School at 675 Balour Drive in Encinitas, California, with the move scheduled for 2026. The market remains a temporary, infrequent event offering produce, flowers, specialty and prepared foods, artisan goods, and live entertainment, with no changes to its scale or operational nature. The relocation is classified under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Categorical Exemption Section 15311(c), which confirms negligible environmental impact and eliminates the need for an environmental impact report. Administrative compliance includes filing a three-page Notice of Exemption with the San Diego County Clerk’s Office, submitting a $50 fee, and retaining project documentation for 12 months. The City of Encinitas serves as the lead agency responsible for oversight and approval, while the Leucadia 101 Mainstreet Association acts as the applicant and operator. No federal contract clause, procurement type, pricing structure, or award methodology is defined, as the transaction is governed by local environmental regulations rather than federal acquisition standards. There is no stated contract value, delivery schedule, or invoicing mechanism because the arrangement is not structured as a traditional procurement but as a permitted use of public property under CEQA guidelines. The project relies on physical submission of documents, with no digital portal, electronic invoicing, or federal accounting codes involved. Contact points include Christina Rios of the City of Encinitas for planning coordination and Stacy Reddell of Leucadia 101 Mainstreet Association for operational matters. No unique entity ID, size status, socioeconomic certifications, or federal representations are required or provided, reflecting the local, non-federal nature of this activity.