Major Design Review Application No. 25-006 and Tentative Tract Map Application No. 25-004

The project involves the development of a 240-unit attached condominium community on approximately 11.49 acres in Highland, California, under the Greenspot Village & Marketplace Specific Plan. The development consists of 37 three-story residential buildings and requires approval of a Major Design Review Application and a Tentative Tract Map, which collectively address site planning, building elevations, conceptual landscaping, rough grading, village paseo, recreation amenities, and a clubhouse. The project is structured as a single-lot condominium subdivision and is subject to California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review, having qualified for a categorical exemption under Class 32 for infill development based on prior environmental documentation. The City of Highland, through its Community Development Department, is the lead agency responsible for reviewing and approving the application, with senior planner Angela Tafolla serving as the primary point of contact. No federal procurement structures such as contract clauses, pricing details, evaluation factors, or contracting officer roles are present, as this is a local land use and planning initiative governed by municipal and state regulations rather than federal acquisition rules. The project’s posted date is July 16, 2026, indicating a future planning horizon, but no contract execution date, performance timeline, delivery schedule, or financial estimates are provided. The application materials reference certified exemption findings and notice of exemption documents, but no formal attachments, packaging requirements, inspection protocols, or submission instructions beyond local planning procedures are specified. Approval authority rests with the Highland City Council, and no contractor or offeror has been identified, as the process is focused on regulatory compliance and land use entitlement rather than competitive procurement.